QPR auctioning off shirt of Nigeria’s Peter Odemwingie from infamous deadline day transfer that never happened

  Championships club, QPR, have announced that Peter Odemwingies unworn No. 9 shirt from his infamous failed 2013 transfer is being put up for sale. The former Nigerian footballer had believed he had completed a deadline day switch to QPR from West Brom and arrived at Loftus Road expecting to finalise the move. But in the end, it didnt happen. Odemwingie was left in his car outside the stadium after both clubs insisted that a fee had not been agreed upon, leaving the transfer unfinished. Queens Park Rangers auctioned the only shirt ever made for Peter Odemwingie on Wednesday, which had been prepared ahead of his failed transfer from West Brom in January 2013, Sky Sports reported.  The Deadline Day transfer that was We had the shirt printed to announce Peter Odemwingie’s signing in January 2013 … only for it never to be needed! Some 13 years later it’s available on our new auction site QPR Bid, launching ! QPR FC (@QPR) December 10, 2025  The failed move has become one of the most iconic transfer deadline day stories of all-time. Odemwingie eventually remained at West Brom for the rest of the season and left the club for Cardiff City in the summer of 2013.  The post QPR auctioning off shirt of Nigeria’s Peter Odemwingie from infamous deadline day transfer thatneverhappened appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.