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The fact that we haven’t signed him yet shows the club sees him that way – a Championship level backup who no other PL club has an interest in.
The one non-negotiable for the recruitment team was to sign a right back this summer. They had 12 months to prepare and they have struggled since Doué turned us down. The fact that PSG are interested in him shows that he was probably never a realistic target at this stage of his career.
I am sure we will bring in a right-back before 1st September, however he will likely be low down on our short-list. Regardless, O’Brien will start against Crystal Palace with Rohl as main cover.
Of course, it would have been easier to attract players if we had qualified for Europe. 1 win in the last 8 games cost us dearly, as did the failure to back the manager in the January transfer window despite us having 44 million headroom to spend on players under PSR rules.
What is most annoying about the window, is that it is making me feel sorry for Moyes.
If he still has the legs it might work out.
I saw what you did there.
The signing of a proper right back would in my opinion be a catalyst for exponential improvement in this squad. I think we should up our budget and go for a known entity. I am thinking Spence or Wan Bissaka. I really like Spence but at 20M quid I would probably go for Wan Bissaka.
I think we might see a different Tyler Dibling with one of those two behind him.
Also at 12M quid I think Jacob Murphy, even at 31 would be good business for us.
Sort that right flank out and I reckon we would get much more out of Beto and Barry.