Taylor Moore seems to be a shoe-in given that the 27-year-old missed three league games through suspension and made his return from the bench at Burton Albion on Saturday. Meanwhile, Connor Taylor has proven that he can play Saturday, Tuesday so he seems the most likely to keep his place having started the last four matches in Moore’s absence…
Being the second-choice goalkeeper for a Championship team is a notable achievement for a young player like Pierce Charles. However, this role won’t provide the experience he needs. At his age and with his potential, Charles would benefit more from being the first-choice goalkeeper at another club, ideally in League One or Two. The possibility of not going out on loan due to Ben Hamer’s injury could be frustrating, and Rohl must carefully consider the situation. Bringing in another goalkeeper on a free transfer to fill the No. 2 spot temporarily might be necessary. Prioritizing the development of young talents is crucial for Sheffield Wednesday, and a successful loan move could help Charles become a more valuable asset for the club in the future.
David Okagbue has made a permanent move from Stoke City to Walsall, signing a two-season deal after a successful loan spell. Walsall manager Mat Sadler expressed his gratitude to Stoke City for their cooperation in facilitating the transfer. Sadler praised Okagbue’s development during his time at Walsall and is optimistic about his future contributions to the team. Okagbue shared his enthusiasm for returning, highlighting his love for the club and appreciation for the support from the staff and team. Despite a lengthy process, he is thrilled the deal was finalized.
Pundit Carlton Palmer has identified Notts County striker Macaulay Langstaff as a prime target for clubs such as Swansea City, Sunderland, Birmingham City, and Coventry City this transfer window. Langstaff’s impact since joining Notts from Gateshead in 2022 has been significant, scoring 41 goals in his debut season to propel the Magpies to promotion from the National League.
Despite initial doubts about his ability to perform in League Two, Langstaff continued to shine, finishing as the top scorer in the EFL with 28 league goals this season. His impressive form has not gone unnoticed, with interest reportedly coming from clubs like Birmingham, Sunderland, Peterborough United, Derby County, Wrexham, Hearts, and Coventry earlier in the year.
On Sunday afternoon, Sunderland’s under-21 team will face Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League 2 play-off final in London, amidst ongoing transfer speculation involving some of their promising talents. Graeme Murty’s squad had a commendable season, securing ten victories and finishing seventh in the league standings, progressing to the play-off final with impressive performances against West Ham and Reading.
Alan Nixon reported that Sunderland’s left-back Oliver Bainbridge is attracting interest from Bradford City, while Halifax is interested in midfielder Caden Kelly on loan for the summer. However, Halifax’s manager, Chris Millington, recently denied any interest in Kelly, emphasizing their focus on developing their own young players.
Sunderland’s recent retained list revealed that Kelly will remain at the Academy of Light next season after the club triggered an option in his contract. Kelly, a former Manchester City player, has been pivotal in Sunderland’s successful under-21 campaign, contributing significantly to their performance as they prepare for the crucial match against Tottenham Hotspur.
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.
Amidst the turmoil faced by his club, Accrington, both on and off the pitch in League Two, attention turns to a rising star among the […]
Luke O’Nien recently celebrated a significant milestone in his career, reaching 250 appearances for Sunderland Football Club. Reflecting on his journey, O’Nien expressed a profound attachment to the club, describing how he has ‘fallen in love’ with Sunderland. His arrival at Wearside, following three years at Wycombe Wanderers in League Two, marked a pivotal moment in his career trajectory. Despite initial challenges, O’Nien swiftly endeared himself to the fans, earning the moniker of ‘Mr. Sunderland’ over the years.
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