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Very likely, IMO.

I view them in a really simple way: They need to be VERY good for these buy-back's to be triggered. (Which means they've done a very good job for us).

It'll be very tough to beat Leeds to him if City want Phillips.

Man City this season > Chelsea last season

Think you can add a full-back to that list.

Seems expensive, but certainly a player I would think we would look at.

#WillyExtension

We’ve been Max Alleyne’d

Great to get this wrapped up as we can only ever concentrate on 1 deal at a time, right, @Matthew Le God? 👀 🎣

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http://sportwitness.co.uk/southampton-pushing-strongly-sign-psg-youngster-player-waiting-know-next-manager/ #Saintsy

Polish keeper. Rumoured to be loaned out as soon as he arrives.

Player signing a contract and us not announcing it? Probably true 😄

We clearly can't find buyers for players so easiest thing is to buy clubs to loan them all to!* [* Multiple MLG notes attached]

I like these old school style links. Got to be worth a look at.

The £25m bid for Bissouma, with 12 months on his contract, from a notoriously tight Levy just shows what an utter p*ss-take the £25m Villa bid for JWP was.

Sport Republic out, FFS. We should’ve been taken over by a consortium of rogue Origami masters. #NoFoldsBarred

*Already posted*

The Athletic have done an article listing all the USMNT players who could move this summer: Chris Richards A candidate to start for the U.S. in Qatar, Richards is attracting attention from Premier League clubs. Sources confirmed reports that Crystal Palace have shown interest in landing the 22-year-old from Bayern Munich. They added that Southampton has done the same. Acquired from FC Dallas in January 2019, Richards has made 10 first-team appearances across all competitions for Bayern. He spent the last season and a half on loan to fellow Bundesliga club TSG Hoffenheim, making 11 appearances down the stretch of the 2020-21 campaign after joining them at the close of the winter transfer window, then playing in 20 league matches in the recently completed season. Injuries somewhat limited him this year, with one keeping him out of the current USMNT camp, but Richards is highly regarded on both the club and international levels. While he’s drawn interest from the Premier League, there’s a chance that Bayern hold onto him this summer, with German outlet Kicker recently reporting that he’ll get a chance to carve out a larger role for himself during preseason. Sources indicate that Bayern wouldn’t part with him cheaply.