Transfer Rumours Winter 2025 Transfer Thread

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WestStandTiger said:
Think the Amrabat reaction is slightly over the top. All being well he’ll be coming in to compete with Gelhardt, Kamara, Burstow, Vaughan, Abdus and Longman/1 or 2 extra wingers dependant on transfers.

It’ll speed up Longman’s departure freeing up £ as well as providing a short term addition meaning whilst not being saddled with someone no matter which league we end up in.
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I think it's understandable considering the position we're in. His numbers in Greece have been pretty good though. Alongside another wide addition I don't mind it. I definitely prefer it to taking a punt on a youngster playing PL2

Can't he play full back too though?
 
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It’s all a balancing act. I would have preferred Harvey Knibbs from Reading, but paying a fee for him might mean we couldn’t spend money on Porteous or Kyle Joseph… is Joseph right for us…who knows? Dublin and Selles seem to think so.

It then depends if we get this unarmed winger through the door and he’s a step up in quality we might all be satisfied with the overall January recruitment.
 
When we brought news on Thursday of Hull City being on the verge of signing Nordin Amrabat, it’s fair to say the response was mixed, with ‘He’s 37!’ being the typical reaction.



The Championship club need to add some quality help this month as they battle to avoid relegation from the division and try to make sure they start next season on a firmer footing.

Thursday evening saw claims from Turkey that talks for Fenerbahce owned Lincoln Henrique had kicked off again, with Acun Ilicali trying to convince him to move to Hull City on loan.

He’s a 26-year-old attacking midfielder and the latest Turkish slant is that he’s agreed to the move, although it’s worth noting there’s not universal agreement on that.

Now there’s more excitement.

Belgian journalist Sacha Tavolieri reports Hull City have recently – and we’re assuming very recently – tried to get information about signing Eliot Matazo.

Tavolieri believes it’s a situation to watch closely because Hull City could turn that interest concrete quickly.

Matazo is a 22-year-old Belgian central midfielder who currently plays for AS Monaco. Well, we say play but he’s only had around 180 minutes so far this season.
 
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