January Transfer Window 25/26

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I hope Masuaku sticks it out for the season as I believe his experience will help us but it’s understandable that he wants to play. Could see him going abroad in January

 

Not surprised but if we are still in top 10 can see some more players like Xhaka coming in

 

I wonder if there’s any chance we could get Bakwa. Still early days but he hasn’t settled at Forest so far. Lots of competition for his favoured position, they’ve got lots of left footed wingers who prefer the right. Complete opposite to us. In fact, a swap for Adingra would suit everyone. I say that despite my faith that Adingra will turn out good for us eventually.

 

He’s injured, not sure how serious. Forest won’t be getting rid in January imo, good player who’ll get plenty of game time with them being in Europe.

 

i am kidding mate

 

You won’t get a younger player with his experience clearly. That’s an oxymoron. You might get someone who pays that position well who can be shaped.

 

I’d be happy with that

 

Would Lucumi in if we lost masuaku. Think he would be a great centre back playing full back, in the arsenal/man city way. He’s played there plenty before in the past although not so much recently.

 

Would rather look for a long term specialist LB to back up and take over from Reinildo. Niccolo Fortini, Melvin Bard and Quentin Merlin being my dream options.
I've lost patience with both Cirkin and Alese, both can't stay fit and neither can be relied upon for a full season of football.

 

This. You’re bang on about Cirkin and Alese

 

Me too, ive had a few arguments with posters on here in how i feel about Cirkin.

Alese is just a waste of space now. He needs to go asap. He's quite happy to post selfies on Instagram looking totally fine, but never ever available for selection.

 

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Seeing Granit Xhaka leave Sunderland in January is IMPOSSIBLE — from both the player and the club’s side.
He feels central to the project and Sunderland invested over €20M in him.
— @FabrizioRomano

 

Joaquin Seys at Brugge if we're looking for gifted young left backs with high ceilings.