Championship

“Stoke City in High-Stakes Battle for Tom Cannon: Transfer Update Sparks Tension”

21/08/2024 Raymond 0

Stoke City’s pursuit of Leicester City’s young striker, Tom Cannon, is turning into a high-stakes gamble as the transfer deadline approaches. Despite being a top target, any potential deal for Cannon could carry significant risks for manager Steven Schumacher. Leicester’s manager, Steve Cooper, has hinted that a decision on Cannon’s future won’t be made until the final hours of the transfer window, leaving Stoke in a precarious position. If the Potters fail to secure Cannon, they might be left scrambling for an alternative, potentially jeopardizing their Championship campaign.

Stoke City beating Bristol City to Brighton deal is even more important after exit confirmed: View

14/08/2024 Raymond 0

Andrew Moran’s experience in the Championship, particularly his strong performances as a right-winger, makes him an ideal candidate to fill the gap left by Mehdi Leris at Stoke City. His familiarity with current Stoke players Niall Ennis and Sam Gallagher, combined with his versatility in various attacking roles, could make Moran a key addition to Steven Schumacher’s squad. Securing Moran would not only bolster Stoke’s options but also prevent rivals like Bristol City from strengthening, making this deal crucial for the Potters.

Bae Junho, Jack Bonham – Stoke City injury news as Steven Schumacher prepares for Carabao Cup trip to Carlisle

11/08/2024 Raymond 0

Bae Junho is set to miss Stoke City’s upcoming Carabao Cup match against Carlisle United, with the hope that he will be fit for next weekend’s Championship game against Watford. The 20-year-old, who missed the season opener due to a quad injury, remains a key player for Stoke, and manager Steven Schumacher is being cautious not to rush his return. Meanwhile, backup goalkeeper Jack Bonham is undergoing assessment for a wrist injury, with several other players also sidelined due to various injuries.

‘Lucky’ Sheffield Wednesday looking to avoid thing that ‘killed them’ last year as Plymouth Argyle visit

10/08/2024 Raymond 0

Plymouth Argyle will be the first test for Sheffield Wednesday this Sunday as the Owls aim to make a strong start in the Championship. Recent months have brought significant changes to Sheffield Wednesday, including new players and a revised playing style. Barry Bannan, a seasoned player at S6, anticipates a challenging game against Plymouth but is eager to kick off the season at a vibrant Hillsborough. He expressed his excitement for the new campaign, emphasizing the importance of a good start after last season’s difficult beginning. “We want to get off to a good start because last season, that’s what killed us,” Bannan said.