Speechless: ‘Different to us’ What Championship managers have said about Leeds United and Daniel Farke
Norwich City boss Johannes Hoff Thorup admitted his side were some way off dominating a side like Leeds. He said…
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“Norwich City warned to resist Southampton’s interest as player’s value expected to rise”
Southampton is preparing a bid for Norwich City winger Abu Kamara, who has also been linked to a re-signing by Portsmouth FC this summer. However, […]
Sheffield United rival Stoke City in race for Norwich City man
Sheffield United and Stoke City are both competing to sign Norwich City defender Sam McCallum. Sheffield United, preparing for their return to the Championship after a last-place finish in the Premier League, and Stoke City, who finished 17th last season, are keen on the 23-year-old left-back. McCallum played 29 Championship games for Norwich City last season and is set to become a free agent at the end of the month, making him an attractive target for both clubs. Despite financial constraints due to takeover talks, Sheffield United might still pursue McCallum if the terms are favorable.
Sunderland should look to beat Norwich City to bargain QPR deal: View
Sunderland’s potential as serious promotion contenders next season hinges significantly on their performance in the upcoming summer transfer window. Despite enduring a challenging season marked by managerial changes and inconsistency, there remains undeniable potential within their squad. The team flirted with play-off contention for a while but ultimately fell to a disappointing 16th-place finish. Now, the club is in search of a new manager, a process that has taken time but is crucial for their future success. The incoming manager will need to navigate their first transfer window astutely to bolster the squad’s chances. Retaining key talents like Jobe Bellingham and Jack Clarke, who are attracting considerable interest, would be a significant boost.
The squad’s youthful nature suggests that adding experienced players could be vital for their campaign next season. One player Sunderland should closely monitor is Chris Willock, a standout performer in the Championship. Willock, who has been instrumental for QPR, contributing 20 goals and 22 assists over 144 games, appears to be on the move as his contract with the club expires this summer. His skills, versatility, and creativity have been invaluable to QPR, but with his departure seemingly imminent, Sunderland could seize the opportunity for a bargain acquisition.