‘Definite top six contenders’ – Did Bristol City have a successful transfer window?
Once again, Bristol City made a promising start to the summer transfer window, getting deals for defenders Ross McCrorie and Rob Dickie over the line early on.
Bristol City are making a name for themselves in the transfer market; as a team who like to get the bulk of their business done early.
They’ve once again spent their share of money and they’ve had another big player sale in Alex Scott who joined Bournemouth in a £25million move.
And Nigel Pearson’s side have started the season well, taking eight points from their opening five games of the season to find themsleves in 8th place of the table for this month’s international break.
So, let’s take a look at all the ins and outs at Bristol City this summer…
Ins
Jason Knight (signed from Derby County)
Ross McCrorie (signed from Aberdeen)
Rob Dickie (signed from QPR)
Haydon Roberts (free transfer)
Taylor Gardner-Hickman (loan from West Brom)
Outs
Alex Scott (sold to Bournemouth)
Kane Wilson (sold to Derby County)
Han-Noah Massengo (released)
Jay Dasilva (released)
Tomas Kalas (released)
Taylor Moore (released)
Our assessment…
“The way that Bristol City go about their transfer business is very commendable. They clearly identify targets long before the end of the season and make their moves early on, taking the pressure off them as the window goes on.
“And this summer was no different. I was impressed to see the likes of Jason Knight join and equally impressed to see how much the club spent; and all before Scott was sold.
“The free signing of Haydon Roberts is another particularly impressive signing and it seems like the club have bolstered well, and in the necessary areas of the pitch, with the Robins starting the season well.
“Pearson is doing a rather understated job at Ashton Gate and Bristol City are starting to look like definite top six contenders in what is a very competitive Championship roster.
https://the72.co.uk/2023/09/06/defi...istol-city-have-a-successful-transfer-window/
Once again, Bristol City made a promising start to the summer transfer window, getting deals for defenders Ross McCrorie and Rob Dickie over the line early on.
Bristol City are making a name for themselves in the transfer market; as a team who like to get the bulk of their business done early.
They’ve once again spent their share of money and they’ve had another big player sale in Alex Scott who joined Bournemouth in a £25million move.
And Nigel Pearson’s side have started the season well, taking eight points from their opening five games of the season to find themsleves in 8th place of the table for this month’s international break.
So, let’s take a look at all the ins and outs at Bristol City this summer…
Ins
Jason Knight (signed from Derby County)
Ross McCrorie (signed from Aberdeen)
Rob Dickie (signed from QPR)
Haydon Roberts (free transfer)
Taylor Gardner-Hickman (loan from West Brom)
Outs
Alex Scott (sold to Bournemouth)
Kane Wilson (sold to Derby County)
Han-Noah Massengo (released)
Jay Dasilva (released)
Tomas Kalas (released)
Taylor Moore (released)
Our assessment…
“The way that Bristol City go about their transfer business is very commendable. They clearly identify targets long before the end of the season and make their moves early on, taking the pressure off them as the window goes on.
“And this summer was no different. I was impressed to see the likes of Jason Knight join and equally impressed to see how much the club spent; and all before Scott was sold.
“The free signing of Haydon Roberts is another particularly impressive signing and it seems like the club have bolstered well, and in the necessary areas of the pitch, with the Robins starting the season well.
“Pearson is doing a rather understated job at Ashton Gate and Bristol City are starting to look like definite top six contenders in what is a very competitive Championship roster.
https://the72.co.uk/2023/09/06/defi...istol-city-have-a-successful-transfer-window/
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