After already welcomed four young talent this month, Southampton Now they have allegedly set up their sights about rounding up business in January with one last star.
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Despite being sitting on the track for almost a certain outburst, the saints focused this month on signing young talents in a surprising move – welcome Joachim Kayi Sanda, Wellington, Rento Taacoka and Albert Gronbaek for Ivan Juric.
Of these four arrivals, only Gronbaek and Wellington are expected to make immediate imama because those who were on the goal of St. Mary to avoid unwanted history in the current campaign. He sat down on six points while things stand, Southampton has the second half of the season to earn six more points and beat the unwanted 11 points of Derby County Premier league record.
Since the days are just left until the transition window closed, it does not look like Southampton plans to change its transmission strategy ahead of the deadline from Monday, which could still see another young look.
According to Bailey Graeme for a boot room, Southampton are now planning a last-minute move to sign Louie Marsh Sheffield United on the eve of the deadline, but face the competition of Everton and Crystal Palace.
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In the meantime, the blades allegedly wanted to keep their young striker and are willing to refuse any potential approach from the Premier League trio, deciding to send a 20-year-old on loan for the rest of the campaign.
Whether the saints will try to see their happiness, but they could certainly reinforce in some form before the end of the window. Moreover, Marsh himself could still make a decision on his future and his next club.
“Clinical” wetland is one for the future
Although one has yet to get a consistent opportunity in the Sheffield United T -shirt, Marsh’s loan in Doncaster Rovers in the last campaign has certainly attracted an abundance of praise, including the manager Grant McCann.
League boss two told Donnater Free Press: “He has such a right leg hammer, I never saw anyone hit the ball so hard.
“The last person I saw was hit by David Healy, with whom I played for Northern Ireland. I see a lot of work on that game at Sheffield United because it looks clinical.”
True, after scoring once in eight games during that magic, Marsh is a player who takes time to play form Sheffield United and the time to play Southampton may not be able to offer.
Although they missed the goals in the current campaign, a 20-year-old rise star is unlikely to become a solution to Juric’s problems. Instead, the saints should focus on welcome to players who can do the current impact and at least restore pride in their season, even if this is not a shock to survive.
