Transfer Rumours Summer 2025 Transfer Thread…

Collyer joining West Brom. Back to the drawing board.

 

i hope the embargo stays if we are thinking of spending £7m on ndiaye

 

he looks like a specimen and it was 7m euro

 

whatever that means
we cant afford that kind of money

its daft

 

That guy just makes stuff up OLM.

He did the same with McBurnie, just got lucky that it did get confirmed a few days later.

 

What's a Specimen ?

 

Looks big strong and fast, very useful in this division and who knows after selling Kamara/Puerta I’d assume you have zero clue on the current state of the clubs financials…

 

Usually kept in a jar.

 

hopefully the fee restriction stays

 

He was **** anyway

 

Bet you watch from the chair

 

If Mccarthy looks as good at the back as he did in midfield I wonder if he might get a chance and save us getting someone else in.

 

Poor move for him. He won’t get the game time he would have here. Utd penny pinching to me. They already have Price who is 22 and a fairly stacked midfielder. If he starts more than 20 games I’d be surprised.

 

He's gone to UAE reported yesterday ..

 

No doubt man utd thinking about the bottomline, but clarity on what strategy we must take can't help us. We need a decision ASAP so we can just get on with it.

 

Know nothing of this lad, just seen the you tube clip someone put up, I'm sure he is highly regarded somewhere but didn't see a lot on the video to get upset about not getting him tbh.

 

On Cherif Ndiaye:

Baz: Hull City will not be signing striker Cherif Ndiaye despite the Senegalese international being keen on a move to the MKM Stadium before the transfer window closes. City are still working under the EFL's transfer fee ban, meaning they cannot pay a permanent or loan fee for any player until January 2027.
Even if that ban was lifted today, City would still not be able to splash the cash needed to bring Ndiaye to the MKM Stadium owing to the wage limits imposed on them by the EFL's financial unit. The club are also working hard to stay within FFP limits, so any significant outlay could put them at risk of breaking those rules and a subsequent points deduction, something they're naturally keen to avoid.