Transfer Rumours Summer 2025 Transfer Thread…
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It’s not been up to us to keep Kamara. Getafe have financial restrictions of their own. We can offer him out but even so that’s only to allow Amir in not the keeper. If the rumours are true about this keeper then it’s to replace Pandur as we physically can’t get him into the squad with current restrictions.
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Jones couldn’t get into the team at the end of last season, McLoughlin was only in the team because we didn’t have a decent left back. The players we’ve brought in are upgrades. Sometimes you just get unlucky with injuries.
It's not unlucky when the precise reason they're free is poor injury record.
And they're not upgrades if they can't play.
There can be no whitewash at the White House.
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If it’s just a matter of one senior player in, one senior player out… why does that have to be Pandur or Hughes.
Coyle wants to go anyway according to man down pub, and Slater will hopefully spend his arse on the bench this season.
Coyle wants to go anyway according to man down pub, and Slater will hopefully spend his arse on the bench this season.
There's absolutely nothing unlucky about Famewo and Ajayi getting injured. They've a track record of being injured so you can't act surprised when that theme continues.
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Coventry City up transfer stakes with £10m bid as Charlie Hughes stance made clear
Coventry City transfer news from CoventryLive as Hull knock back a third attempt by the Sky Blues to sign centre-back Charlie Hughes
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Brandon Thomas-Asante is challenged by Coventry City transfer target Charlie Hughes of Hull City
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Coventry City have had a third attempt to sign Hull’s Charlie Hughes turned down, with the Tiger’s standing firm and seemingly determined to keep the defender at the MKM Stadium.
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The Sky Blues have already seen bids of £4m and £7m rejected by their Championship rivals, and our sister title Hull Daily Mail report that a latest bid is understood to be in the region of £10m, but, again, it has been rebuffed.
It further says that Hull remain determined to keep their highly-rated centre-half beyond Monday night’s transfer deadline, with the 21-year-old viewed as an integral part of Sergej Jakirovic’s squad this season.
READ MORE: Coventry City injury boost as two back in contention for trip to Oxford United
READ MORE: Frank Lampard on Charlie Hughes and pushing on two transfer fronts as deadline day looms
It’s understood the powerful defender is happy in East Yorkshire and not pushing for a move, although it remains to be seen whether Hull’s resolve could be tested if Coventry go back with a fourth bid closer to £12m.
Owner Acun Ilicali, the report says, believes Hughes could be worth as much as £20m next summer if he enjoys a strong season at the MKM Stadium, with head coach Jakirovic suggesting his next move should be to the Premier League.
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Coventry City up transfer stakes with £10m bid as Charlie Hughes stance made clear
Coventry City transfer news from CoventryLive as Hull knock back a third attempt by the Sky Blues to sign centre-back Charlie Hughes
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Brandon Thomas-Asante is challenged by Coventry City transfer target Charlie Hughes of Hull City
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Coventry City have had a third attempt to sign Hull’s Charlie Hughes turned down, with the Tiger’s standing firm and seemingly determined to keep the defender at the MKM Stadium.
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The Sky Blues have already seen bids of £4m and £7m rejected by their Championship rivals, and our sister title Hull Daily Mail report that a latest bid is understood to be in the region of £10m, but, again, it has been rebuffed.
It further says that Hull remain determined to keep their highly-rated centre-half beyond Monday night’s transfer deadline, with the 21-year-old viewed as an integral part of Sergej Jakirovic’s squad this season.
READ MORE: Coventry City injury boost as two back in contention for trip to Oxford United
READ MORE: Frank Lampard on Charlie Hughes and pushing on two transfer fronts as deadline day looms
It’s understood the powerful defender is happy in East Yorkshire and not pushing for a move, although it remains to be seen whether Hull’s resolve could be tested if Coventry go back with a fourth bid closer to £12m.
Owner Acun Ilicali, the report says, believes Hughes could be worth as much as £20m next summer if he enjoys a strong season at the MKM Stadium, with head coach Jakirovic suggesting his next move should be to the Premier League.
To lose Ivor Pandur, Mr. Ilicali, may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose Charlie Hughes anarl, looks like carelessness.
I love a bit of Oscar, me.
BUT BUT BUT. GFAW said everything negative being said wasn't true.
Who do i believe?
It would be
, If is wasn't so ****ing bad.
Selling Hughes as I said before does us no favours. Im pretty sure the deal to sign him hinged on huge sell on clause not the fee.. well be B&M'ing for replacements... more its what it does to the morale of the whole team... Accun ****ing grow 2...
On the subject of Ajayi and the other fella, does it not say everything about recruitment.. the fella Dublins CV isn't as good as Selles...
On the subject of Ajayi and the other fella, does it not say everything about recruitment.. the fella Dublins CV isn't as good as Selles...
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