QPR manager Chris Ramsey is bracing for a tough summer ahead as he strives for stability at the club and certainty in his squad.

Ramsey is aware that a number of players are set to leave Loftus Road as either their contracts are up or they are in search of top flight football following the west London club's relegation from the Premier League.

Speaking at the LMA awards ceremony, Ramsey said: "The owners and (director of football) Les Ferdinand are really trying to put a plan into place that will give the club a stable footing and hopefully we will be back to where we need to be shortly.

"I think what we firstly have to do is secure our finances, know what markets we're buying players from and I think once we've done that I'm sure we'll move forward steadily.

"It's no secret a lot of players are out of contract. Some will stay but a lot will want to carry on playing in the Premier League and move on to others clubs and get their careers sorted out as they see fit."