As they continue to fight for their place in Priority,, Cattle city They allegedly sent scouts to watch a young striker in action ahead of a potential summer.
Transfer news
Pots walking a fine line in the second level of England, sitting only Six points clean of dropzone Though with one game in his hand on the lower three. The recent pattern, however, seems to be a positive reading with a 3-1 victory over the Swansea City colleagues last time, giving them an much needed breathing room.
Against the Norwich City this weekend, in the former Premier League firmness, Mark Robins will be desperately desperate to see again his side picks up all three points and take another key step towards safety.
Meanwhile, those at the Bet365 stadium also seemed to start searching for summer reinforcements. In what will be their first full season with Robins, they will hope that the former Coventry City chief will take Stoke back to the Upper Poloce and may give him a future star in search of that.
According to the Eastern Anglian Daily, Stoke has now sent scouts to watch Charlie Warren And among the handfuls of EFL clubs now planning a move to sign Felixtowe & Walton forward.
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Just 20 years old, Warren has been one of the prominent players in the North Division Isthmian League so far – scoring 27 goals In all competitions and taking his side of the top of the league to a goal -difference.
Now, thanks to its form, he could replace the fourth step of non -league football because of the chance of playing in the championship if she comes to call her cattle.
“Big” Warren could make a sensational jump
We have seen Ollie Tanner jumping off the Nemigac football in recent years to the championship to great success, replacing Lewes for Cardiff City last summer. Now Warren could become the latest that will make a sensational but well deserved jump in EFL.
Asked about the interest of his striker Felixtowe and Walton Stuart Boardley He was full of praise for Warren – told reporters: “Charlie had a great interest from various EFL clubs. He is under a contract with us, but we will not stand in the way to fulfill his potential.
He is really good technically and physically very capable. In recent years, he has turned into a man and this season has been his big break. He was amazing for us, he is a great guy and, although we have not yet received any concrete offers, we have resigned to lose him.
“I have no doubt that he will continue to have a good professional career. The only surprise is that none of the local clubs – Ipswich, Colchester, Norwich, Cambridge – has not looked.”
Whether it’s cattle or elsewhere, Warren looks destined to end up a pretty step from the non-league all the way to EFL this summer.
