Birmingham City Set to Shatter League One Transfer Record
Birmingham City Set to Shatter League One Transfer Record
Birmingham City Set to Shatter League One Transfer Record
In January 2022, Ogbeta signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with Swansea City for a reported fee of £300,000. However, his time at Swansea was marred by hamstring issues, limiting him to just 53 minutes of play in his first half-season. It appeared he might leave the club that summer after reportedly being informed he was not part of manager Russell Martin’s first-team plans. Despite this setback, Ogbeta stayed at Swansea but struggled to break into the team.
Former Sunderland manager Lee Johnson has been reflecting on his tenure at the Stadium of Light and expressed a strong desire to return to management. Johnson, who was dismissed by Fleetwood Town last December and later managed Hibernian in Scotland, shared his thoughts with the Daily Mail. He emphasized his eagerness to re-enter management, asserting his confidence in his abilities and the impact he can make. Johnson highlighted the competitive nature of football and hoped that his overall decade-long career would be considered rather than his recent challenges.
Reflecting on his time at Sunderland, Johnson expressed no regrets and spoke fondly of the club, its fans, and its facilities. He acknowledged his disappointment at not being able to see through the promotion but was pleased with the club’s success under Alex Neil’s leadership. Johnson cherished his experience at Sunderland, praising the club’s deep-rooted identity and the passion of everyone involved. Despite exploring various opportunities within football, Johnson’s passion for coaching remains undiminished. He described coaching as a driving force in his life, relishing the camaraderie, the excitement of wins, and the unique thrill of building something special.
Neil Warnock has called on Ipswich Town to give full support to manager Kieran McKenna, who has declined offers from other Premier League clubs. The […]
It’s hard to dispute Callum’s suggestion that Sheffield Wednesday should consider selling Mallik Wilks this summer. Expectations were high when Wilks arrived at Hillsborough, but his time at the club has been marred by injury, hindering his ability to make a significant impact on the pitch. Given his struggles and the uncertainty surrounding his future role under Rohl’s management next season, parting ways with Wilks appears to be the sensible decision for all involved.
Kieran McKenna Secures Future with Ipswich Town. Kieran McKenna has signed a new four-year contract to remain as the manager of Ipswich Town, solidifying his […]
Dion Charles has shined for the Trotters, likely attracting interest this summer. Bolton Wanderers’ League One play-off final defeat to Oxford United on Saturday may […]
Rotherham United is showing serious interest in another player who was instrumental in Sheffield Wednesday’s promotion, according to sources from The Star. Talks are expected to occur this week regarding the potential free transfer of midfielder George Byers, who is among the senior players leaving the club following its relegation. Additionally, Rotherham aims to persuade defender Reece James to join their squad rebuild under Steve Evans at the New York Stadium, as his departure from Sheffield Wednesday has been confirmed.
Jared Dublin, the former Head of Scouting for Reading, has departed Stoke City after less than a year with the club. American Jared Dublin joined […]
Young Liam Kelly of Reading broke free from the curse of Wembley by leading Crawley Town to promotion to League One. The 28-year-old was a […]
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