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If we don't sign someone quick, we are going to get relegated again.
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Worth looking at this thread. Very detailed analysis. I don't think we need this many incoming, but 4 or 5 would be good.

 

Sunderland receive transfer boost in Birmingham City and Cardiff City transfer race​


Sunderland transfer target Musa Drammeh is set to be available as a free agent this summer.
According to Solofichajes123, the forward’s contract with Sevilla has not been renewed.
This means that the striker will be available to discuss terms with prospective new clubs over a move during this transfer window.
Drammeh has been a part of the Sevilla reserve side, having been unable to break into the Spanish side’s first team plans.
The 22-year-old has been linked with a move abroad, and could make the switch to English football for next season.

Sunderland were one of three EFL sides linked with a move for Drammeh earlier this year.

The Black Cats face competition from Championship rivals Cardiff City, as well as League One side Birmingham City.

The Wearside outfit had offers for the player rejected in January, and are now expected to return with concrete interest in him again this summer.

This development surrounding his contract will come as good news for Sunderland, who can now sign him as a free agent.

Drammeh has impressed in the fourth tier of Spanish football, which led to Sevilla attempting to sign terms with him to keep him at the club.

However, he has turned that down in favour of looking elsewhere in a bid to find regular first team game time.

It remains to be seen whether he would be willing to move away from his native Spain in order to find that game time.

But he is likely to have three English clubs vying for his signature given the previously reported interest.

Birmingham’s relegation to League One could scupper their attempts to sign the forward, who is capable of playing through the middle or out wide on the right flank.

The Blues came 22nd in the table, and suffered the drop to the third tier where they haven’t competed since 1995.
 

Sunderland receive transfer boost in Birmingham City and Cardiff City transfer race​


Sunderland transfer target Musa Drammeh is set to be available as a free agent this summer.
According to Solofichajes123, the forward’s contract with Sevilla has not been renewed.
This means that the striker will be available to discuss terms with prospective new clubs over a move during this transfer window.
Drammeh has been a part of the Sevilla reserve side, having been unable to break into the Spanish side’s first team plans.
The 22-year-old has been linked with a move abroad, and could make the switch to English football for next season.

Sunderland were one of three EFL sides linked with a move for Drammeh earlier this year.

The Black Cats face competition from Championship rivals Cardiff City, as well as League One side Birmingham City.

The Wearside outfit had offers for the player rejected in January, and are now expected to return with concrete interest in him again this summer.

This development surrounding his contract will come as good news for Sunderland, who can now sign him as a free agent.

Drammeh has impressed in the fourth tier of Spanish football, which led to Sevilla attempting to sign terms with him to keep him at the club.

However, he has turned that down in favour of looking elsewhere in a bid to find regular first team game time.

It remains to be seen whether he would be willing to move away from his native Spain in order to find that game time.

But he is likely to have three English clubs vying for his signature given the previously reported interest.

Birmingham’s relegation to League One could scupper their attempts to sign the forward, who is capable of playing through the middle or out wide on the right flank.

The Blues came 22nd in the table, and suffered the drop to the third tier where they haven’t competed since 1995.
A player who has played 4th tier football, couldn't break into the 1st team squad, let alone team ?? We need better imho.:aya:
 
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He had a good spell whilst here, but done nothing in Spain, have to get better imho, as not sure he'd have same impact again, seems he had his " purple patch" with us, bit like zohore.
If the pay demands are sensible it's relatively low risk. He's shown he can score in this league and for a pretty average team at that.
 
He had a good spell whilst here, but done nothing in Spain, have to get better imho, as not sure he'd have same impact again, seems he had his " purple patch" with us, bit like zohore.
i agree i didn't think he was that good, he was a lone striker with no service, but maybe he could be useful if he had some support.

plus he would be cheap :hehe:
 
He's shown he can score in this league and for a pretty average team at that.
Given us more credit than we deserve, we were in a relegation battle and piss poor all season.
Kaba had a knack of being in the right place at the right time even though the supply was poor. We didn’t have a striker like him last season, think he would’ve definitely won us a few more points here and there.
 
Given us more credit than we deserve, we were in a relegation battle and piss poor all season.
Kaba had a knack of being in the right place at the right time even though the supply was poor. We didn’t have a striker like him last season, think he would’ve definitely won us a few more points here and there.
He’s certainly better than what we currently have up front.
 
I can't believe what some are saying, Kaba got us 8 goals in a shite team and knew where the goal was. You can't coach that, I'd have him back here tomorrow.
 
I can't believe what some are saying, Kaba got us 8 goals in a shite team and knew where the goal was. You can't coach that, I'd have him back here tomorrow.
ok he scored 8 goals. he couldn't head a ball and he couldn't trap a bag of cement.

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sign him up
 
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