Park set to swap United for QPR

QPR are set to complete the marquee signing of Manchester United’s Park Ji-sung.

The South Korea international will move to Loftus Road for a fee of £2 million once the relevant paperwork has been completed.

Park, who won four Premier League titles and a Champions League during his time at United, is understood to have been swayed to join QPR by their ambitious plans.

The 31-year-old became one of Alex Ferguson's most reliable players after joining the club in the summer of 2005.

Meanwhile Jan Vertonghen’s move to Tottenham hangs in the balance after talks between the defender and Ajax ended without a resolution.

Vertonghen’s representatives met Ajax officials yesterday morning with the aim of resolving the dispute, which is holding up his transfer to Tottenham.

It is understood the Belgian, who is in the final year of his contract, believes he is entitled to a cut of the reported £9m transfer fee, but Ajax disagree. The 25-year-old is desperate to join the north London club, but the meeting with the Dutch team was not successful.

Vertonghen’s agent Mustapha Nakhli said: “We have nothing (agreed) at this moment.

“They (the talks) were not easy but we are going to try again, maybe tomorrow.”

Elsewhere Steven Davis has joined Southampton from crisis club Rangers.