The Wales striker, 25, has been lined up to move to Blackpool as part of the deal which will see Seasiders centre half Kaspars Gorkss go in the opposite direction.

Pool and QPR have been negotiating for a month about the transfer but it is expected to happen before the start of the season, and it appears that Nardiello knows it too.

"There's things going on - negotiations and things like that," said the former Barnsley and Manchester United frontman.

"I can't really say I'm going to be here in the near future. I think I'll be getting off. I've just got to sort a few things out."

Blackpool accused QPR of making an illegal approach to Gorkss after the west London club moved to sign him at the end of last season.

However, the centre half is training with Rangers and the transfer is expected to go through.

Pool will receive £250,000 plus Nardiello. There is also the possibility that another QPR player could arrive at Bloomfield Road as part of the deal, with Zesh Rehman and Chris Barker's names also being mooted.