Clint Hill set for Leeds?

Neil Warnock looks set to renew his interest in left-back Clint Hill following Queens Park Rangers’ successful fight against relegation. The Leeds United manager could move in for Hill after QPR secured a second year in the Premier League on the final weekend of the season. Hill has been a fixture in Rangers’ line-up during the past nine months and started their last league game away to Manchester City on Sunday but the London club are likely to listen to offers for him as they set about rebuilding their own squad. Warnock took Hill to Loftus Road in the summer of 2010 and used him throughout QPR’s Championship title-winning campaign. The pair also worked together at Crystal Palace, where Warnock signed Hill from Stoke City, and the versatile defender appears to be on Warnock’s radar again.Hill, 33, was yesterday named the players’ player and fans’ player of the year at Rangers.