He played well but at fault for the pen ,no need for him to be caught out like that and he got away earlier on when he came rushing out of his goal and Kitching cleared.
With one year left on his contract player power will play a part.
if we get promoted he will obviously want to stay and play next season. Unless they’re going to guarantee first team football, and Verbruggen is contracted to 2028(?), is it worth making him stay? Not much chance of his value increasing and a danger of him walking for nothing.
With one year left on his contract player power will play a part.
if we get promoted he will obviously want to stay and play next season. Unless they’re going to guarantee first team football, and Verbruggen is contracted to 2028(?), is it worth making him stay? Not much chance of his value increasing and a danger of him walking for nothing.
With one year left on his contract player power will play a part.
if we get promoted he will obviously want to stay and play next season. Unless they’re going to guarantee first team football, and Verbruggen is contracted to 2028(?), is it worth making him stay? Not much chance of his value increasing and a danger of him walking for nothing.
He played well but at fault for the pen ,no need for him to be caught out like that and he got away earlier on when he came rushing out of his goal and Kitching cleared.
Depends on where they are with him. He's not starting ahead of Verbruggen so at best he's fighting it out to be second or third choice. He will be 25 at the start of next season so not a prospect. The highest level he's played at is Championship level.
Can see him asking for a move to try and establish himself as a permanent No 1 rather than being loaned out every year. I think it will be a case of us meeting Brighton's asking fee for a player who doesn't want too be there and may well have put in a transfer request.