Town striker Tamás Priskin has completed his loan move to Derby County. News of the Hungarian’s switch to the Rams first broke on Tuesday.

Priskin, 25, will be unable to face the Blues when Derby are at Portman Road on Saturday 17th December. He will be at Pride Park until January 2nd.

Rams boss Nigel Clough was delighted to make the signing: "To get a striker in on loan of Tamás's pedigree is a massive boost for us and we're delighted to have him here.

"There aren't too many current internationals available for loan at the moment and Tamás will be a very good addition to the squad.

"I am sure he will be a hit here. Tamás has proved in the past, especially at Watford, that he is capable of scoring goals at this level."

Meanwhile, Tuesday’s somewhat speculative claim that Blues manager Paul Jewell would look to sign his former Derby striker Rob Hulse appears unlikely to prove to be correct with QPR manager Neil Warnock not anticipating any of his fringe players moving on before this afternoon's 5pm deadline.

Warnock said: “I don’t expect anyone else to go out other than the ones like Hogan [Ephraim] who have already gone.

"As far as I can tell, there’s no money out there, and our lads will have to stay where they are for the time being.”

Meanwhile, trialist Teddy Bjarnason has left Portman Road after his two-day trial, the Icelandic international having played in Tuesday’s reserves friendly against West Ham.

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