March 27, 2013 4:10:00 PM The MLS area, now maintained by the Rs' former centre-back Ryan Nelsen, are looking to bring the 24-year-old to BMO Field as a replacement for the retiring Torsten Frings Toronto, now managed by ex-Hoops opponent Ryan Nelsen, are trying to enhance their group following a retirement of former Germany global Torsten Frings. And the Reds are obviously interested in Ephraim, even though the 24-year-old has not commenced a game for the Rs since promotion was won by them to the Premier League. "We are in hopefully the last phases of signing him to a loan agreement with Queens Park Rangers," unveiled club president and general manager Kevin Payne on the state MLS internet site. "We hope that'll be determined next day or two." Nelsen will know exactly about Ephraim from their time together at Loftus Road, as the Reds may also be eager to have a closer look at trialists Bostock and Earnshaw. Bostock is in Toronto, while Earnshaw is placed to reach on Wednesday. "[Earnshaw] arrives to take a at us and for us to take a at him to see if that is a fit that might work," Payne added. "It is a little too soon to tell if that's likely to happen."
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