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Burnley will have plenty of trading to do themselves, I doubt they know whether McNally is in their plans or not yet

https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2023/06/17/everton-transfer-news-17m-brighton-target-keen-on-rival-move/ This is suggesting Brighton are keen for him to return. Not sure if that would work out better or worse for us financially in terms of their sell on clause.

Going to Norwich if the rumours are to be believed

Definitely. I thought the word was Arsenal were looking to sell him for a fee?

Supposedly Darlow has been told to find a new club...... If Newcastle are genuinely interested in signing Vik then it's not totally beyond the realms...

Would be good value at double that. Pay the man Doug.

I think it will largely come down to cost Duct tape?

Would be an absolute no brainer signing. Low risk, a proven leader, can rotate with Fadz which should help them both stay fit, loads of experience.......

João keeps getting mentioned but I imagine pretty much any club in the champ would take him

I would say so, its low risk.

Good leader though. Sometimes worth excepting that a player will miss some games through injury if they offer enough in other ways

I can see your thinking but he will have options to go and play in sunnier climbs for lots and lots of money. Wouldn't be keen to spaff a big chunk of our budget on players with no resale value

Not so sure, I reckon the Everton's, Forests and Sheff U's would happily give him a go

I would agree with this if they had a different manager but Howe doesn't necessarily operate that way. In fairness they can afford a proven striker AND still take a £25 million punt on Vik without even breaking a sweat.

They wouldn't even notice his wages.

Where have you seen that?

We wont get Doyle on loan again but hopefully his positive experience here puts us in a strong position to loan more promising players from Man City

Likewise I thought Finegan, McGrath and Dinanga were all well regarded. McGrath especially seemed to be making good progress