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Next a striker who is one.
Finally some pace out wide (that was supposed to be Dibling but hey ho).
Anything on top is luxury.
He reckons Jocky is faster than Tarkowski and Keane!
I want Wilson. He would offer a lot: creative, goals, set pieces, works his socks off too and I’d rather a player get the big money than giving it to a competitor to improve their squad.
If you’re throwing big money on a striker, it’s Thiago. I would take Gibbs White too. We need quality this year, straight in the first team quality, so we are not relying on players we know are not at the levels needed.
If Jack Grealish is given a lifeline at Man City, he may still turn it down because of who is ahead of him now. If he goes to City, then I would like to see Summerville from West Ham, who plays left wing and probably would be a lot cheaper than Jack when wages etc are totaled up.
I think Esteve will be of great interest to Moyes, along with Hackney too. I would go as far as to predict they may be the first signings.
Will Beto or Barry be moved on? I predict the latter. We also need a striker with a different profile, like Parrot or Richarlison; however, the latter’s fiery temperament may not suit Moyes’s idea of a team player.
Full backs, I would take Wan-Bissaka as he has looked decent despite West Ham’s fate. Interesting times, let’s hope we get the business done quick this time — not like last year’s scenario.