January transfer window 2024

[Simon Buttle]

Remember when Romano used to be a trusted source and broke transfer news before it was public? That account is now basically just a Daily Mirror gossip column.

I'm fairly sure he started out as Sky Italia's version of Kaveh/Darmesh

 

[sw blue]

Why do we keep getting linked to a load of 17-year olds we’re never buying.

Zat's been finally recruited to the scouting team.

 

[granter79]

Think wel have a ban. Get Mills and Warrington back from loans as will be needed

 

[carolinablue232]

We need new attacking midfielder and one for the future.

We missed Mohammed Kudus in summer transfer window.

Everton make initial contact with FC Nuremberg for Can Uzun

Now Everton have initiated contact with FC Nuremberg in a bid to secure the services of a promising young attacking midfielder Can Uzun.

He is great young player. For a fair price he would be fantastic signing.

Never heard of him so I’ll take your word for it. The more players in the team who can control a ball and pass it forward with accuracy the better. The stability at the back continues to improve but we’re still pretty devoid of ideas going forward.

 

[BlueToff]

You've not seen much football then recently? A new right back in Jan is our top priority to then have Seamus back and Young as a utility sub. Patterson to Inverness Caley Thistle on loan.

I've watched every minute of every game mate.

I don't think Patterson is particularly great but, and I thought and said this in the summer when Young signed, he's a better FB than Ashley Young.

It's on Dyche that he plays Young and flogs the guy too. It's ridiculous. An old school approach that is well past its sell-by date.

Coleman, FWIW, is still the best FB at the club.

I'd love a new RB, but Dyche doesn't want his full-backs to attack anyway, so right now I'm not sure it's a priority given there's 4 CMs - they'll try ship Gomes out come Jan, and he likely won't even be fit until then anyway - for three positions, and our back-up CBs are dreadful.

 

[BlueToff]

Think wel have a ban. Get Mills and Warrington back from loans as will be needed

You don't get them back until it's clear either way.

FWIW neither of them are anywhere near PL players but of course if there is a ban, there'll be little choice.

 

[blueEFC1878]

Young's dead money once he leaves the club might aswell get some use from his experience. Im not defending him id love him off but it gives Patterson a strive to get game time and he'll be useful in training

 

[Tel001]

Real Madrid going in for Inácio in January. I know a few Blues fear them coming in for Branthwaite...

Madrid consistently pay massive fees so if anyone is coming in for him I would want it to be them

 

[granter79]

You don't get them back until it's clear either way.

FWIW neither of them are anywhere near PL players but of course if there is a ban, there'll be little choice.

Thats my point. Will need bodies. Was clear the wknd that Dyche doesnt trust the bench atm in close games. Either one of them could step up (or not!)

 

[Blue Willy]

A two footed reasonable fullback that can last more than one half would be a good start.

 

[Raino85]

Think wel have a ban. Get Mills and Warrington back from loans as will be needed

Not if we don't make any substitutes

 

[Raino85]

Thats my point. Will need bodies. Was clear the wknd that Dyche doesnt trust the bench atm in close games. Either one of them could step up (or not!)

If he dosent trust the likes of Danjuma to make a stamp on the game, i very much doubt he is going to go the way of Stan Mills

 

[granter79]

If he dosent trust the likes of Danjuma to make a stamp on the game, i very much doubt he is going to go the way of Stan Mills

Might not have a choice if we get a ban. Just idea's mate, who knows whats gonna happen

 

[witchdoc187]

Good thing about a transfer ban will be the lack of activity in this thread

 

[Verbal Kint]

If he dosent trust the likes of Danjuma to make a stamp on the game, i very much doubt he is going to go the way of Stan Mills

How is Mills getting on at his loan