Post by QPR Report on Nov 17, 2009 17:48:59 GMT
Skysports.com understands Aldershot are planning to offer new deals to star duo Marvin Morgan and Scott Donnelly.
New Shots boss Kevin Dillon is keen to secure the futures of the pair to ward off interest from other clubs.
A number of sides are believed to be monitoring their progress with the duo catching the eye this season.
Big striker Morgan has scored seven goals so far this season and Aldershot are understood to have rejected offers for the target-man during the summer transfer window.
The 21-year-old Donnelly is regarded as one of the best young prospects in the lower leagues and he has impressed this term, scoring seven goals from midfield.
The former QPR trainee's contract expires in the summer and he could leave on a free transfer with only minimal training compensation to be paid for his services.
Morgan has one year to run on his deal at the Recreation Ground and Aldershot know they face a fight to keep hold of the duo.
Both players are believed to be in no rush to sign new contracts as they weigh up the interest in their services.
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New Shots boss Kevin Dillon is keen to secure the futures of the pair to ward off interest from other clubs.
A number of sides are believed to be monitoring their progress with the duo catching the eye this season.
Big striker Morgan has scored seven goals so far this season and Aldershot are understood to have rejected offers for the target-man during the summer transfer window.
The 21-year-old Donnelly is regarded as one of the best young prospects in the lower leagues and he has impressed this term, scoring seven goals from midfield.
The former QPR trainee's contract expires in the summer and he could leave on a free transfer with only minimal training compensation to be paid for his services.
Morgan has one year to run on his deal at the Recreation Ground and Aldershot know they face a fight to keep hold of the duo.
Both players are believed to be in no rush to sign new contracts as they weigh up the interest in their services.
www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_5700439,00.html