QPR are finishing the season with quite the flourish.
Lyndon Dykes' late winner helped them make it three wins in four in the Championship and climb to eighth in the table.
The play-offs are out of reach but there is a huge amount to feel positive about for R's supporters and an awful lot to like about Mark Warburton's side.
Warburton will be keen to add some more quality to his side over the summer, with making their loan signings permanent likely to be top of their list.
Their business over the last few windows is starting to look pretty smart and fans will be hoping that the Hoops can continue to improve and launch a proper play-off push next season.
There is certainly a fair bit of talent available to Warburton, including a number of players that are getting better and better with each passing game.
With that in mind, we've ranked the 10 QPR players who've had the biggest market value increases since their debuts, according to Transfermarkt...
We start at number 10 with QPR academy product and current backup goalkeeper Joe Lumley.
Earlier this season, it seemed like Lumley's time with the R's was coming to an end but he's impressed when called up to replace Seny Dieng recently – indicating that he may well have a future in west London.
The shot-stopper came through the club's youth system and made his debut in January 2016, playing in the R's 1-0 FA Cup defeat to Nottingham Forest.
According to Transfermarkt, his market value has risen by £270,000 since.
The club may not see any of that, however, with his contract set to expire in the summer.
Niko Hämäläinen has returned to contention this season, having spent the last few years out on loan.
The left-back originally joined the club in 2014, signing from US outfit Dallas Academy, but had to wait until 2016 to make his debut.
That came in a 2-1 defeat to Sunderland in the EFL Cup and further chances have been hard to come by until this season.
According to Transfermarkt, his market value has gone up by £360,000 since his first game against the Black Cats.
Hämäläinen has made 23 appearances this term and penned a new long-term deal, indicating he's part of the club's plans for the future.
His red card against Middlesbrough aside, it's been a pretty impressive season for Seny Dieng.
The goalkeeper signed for the west London club in 2016 but only made his debut back in September and has now established himself as Warburton's number one.
Dieng's featured 40 times this term, keeping 10 clean sheets and conceding 50 goals, and looks to have solved the club's previous keeping problems.
He made his debut in a 1-1 draw against Middlesbrough back in September and, according to Transfermarkt, his market value has risen by £495,000 since.
With West Ham linked with a summer move, R's fans will likely be hoping the club don't look to cash in.
The highest-placed QPR academy product on this list, Osman Kakay features joint-sixth on this list.
The right-back is something of a controversial figure among the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium faithful, with some feeling he's not quite ready to cut it in the senior side, but he's had a breakthrough season for the R's – more than doubling his appearance tally this term.
Kakay's debut came all the back in 2016, however, as he helped the R's beat Rochdale 2-1 in the EFL Cup with Sandro scoring both goals.
According to Transfermarkt, his market value has increased by £540,000 in the nearly five year since.
In joint-sixth alongside Osman Kakay is French defender Yoann Barbet.
The centre-back had already shown his Championship quality when he made the short move from Brentford to QPR ahead of the 2019/20 campaign.
He's had his ups and downs since arriving at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium but has certainly now cemented his place as a key man in Warburton's side.
Barbet made his debut on the first day of the 2019/20 Championship season, helping his new side beat Stoke City 2-1 at the Bet365 Stadium.
According to Transfermarkt, his market value has increased by £540,000 since and at 27, that's likely to keep going.
Injuries have hampered much of Luke Amos' time with QPR so far but when he's been fit, he's looked like a player with a very bright future.
The midfielder originally joined on loan from Tottenham but signed for the R's permanently last summer.
Amos' debut came on the 3rd of August 2019, as he helped Warburton's side beat Stoke City 2-1 on the opening day of the Championship season.
According to Transfermarkt, his market value has risen by £810,000 since.
The 24-year-old looks as though he could become a key man in the midfield when he returns to full fitness.
Seeing Macauley Bonne this high on the list may shock QPR fans given they're yet to really see his best.
Bonne fired in 11 goals for Charlton in the Championship last term but has added just three for them since signing in the summer.
The 25-year-old made his debut in the R's 1-1 draw with Sheffield Wednesday back in October and made a near-perfect start by adding a 96th-minute equaliser.
There haven't been enough of those sort of moments since but, according to Transfermarkt, his market value has increased by £1.15 million.
Supporters will be hoping he proves his worth next term.
Lyndon Dykes is a man in hot form right now.
His thunderous half-volley earlier this week not only helped the R's sink Swansea City but also meant that he's now scored six goals and added two assists in his last seven games.
Moving from the SPFL is never easy and there are always questions over whether a player can return to the level they showed in that division, Dykes is doing that right now.
He made his debut in the 2-0 win against Nottingham Forest in August, as well as grabbing his first goal for the club from the penalty spot.
According to Transfermarkt, the Scottish striker's market value has increased by £1.37 million since.
Given he only made his debut this season, it's a shock to see Rob Dickie at number two on this list.
That's not to say the central defender hasn't been hugely impressive or that a strong season in the Championship won't have seen his stock rise dramatically.
QPR signed Dickie from Oxford United last season – a move that already looks like a very, very smart bit of business.
He made his debut for the club in the 3-2 defeat to Plymouth Argyle in the EFL Cup in August, starting alongside Conor Masterson at centre-back.
According to Transfermarkt, Dickie's market value has risen by £2.25 million since.
It's no surprise to see Ilias Chair at the top of this list, though there is quite some distance between him and any other R's player.
The playmaker joined the west London club from Belgian side Lierse SK in January 2017 and made his senior debut in August that year, helping the R's beat Northampton Town 1-0 in the EFL Cup.
According to Transfermarkt, the playmaker's market value has increased by £3.56 million since and at just 23, that looks likely to continue to rise.
Chair has gone on to make 104 appearances in total, adding 14 goals and 13 assists, and has had a newfound responsibility this season after the departures of Ebere Eze and Bright Osayi-Samuel.
He will likely be key should Warburton's side launch a serious play-off push next season.