Claret and Hugh readers have been voting of their top transfer targets from a list of nineteen names already linked to the club.
With over 3,250 voters cast the results are now in ranked in order of popularity.
| Gedson Fernandes | 569 | 17.61% | 1st | |
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Gabriel Barbosa |
389 | 12.04% | 2nd | |
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Darren Randolph |
287 | 8.88% | 3rd | |
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Jarrod Bowen |
265 | 8.2% | 4th | |
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Sander Berge |
244 | 7.55 | 5th | |
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Jack Butland |
215 | 6.65% | 6th | |
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Max Aarons |
181 | 5.6% | 7th | |
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Joe Allen |
166 | 5.14% | 8th | |
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Franck Kessie |
136 | 4.21% | 9th | |
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Victor Wanyama |
129 | 3.99% | 10th | |
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Oliver Giroud |
113 | 3.5% | 11th | |
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Kalidou Koulibaly |
112 | 3.47% | 12th | |
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Stanislav Lobotka |
108 | 3.34% | 13th | |
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Neil Etheridge |
89 | 2.75% | 14th | |
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Asmir Begovic |
77 | 2.38% | 15th | |
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Moussa Maragea |
56 | 1.73% | 16th | |
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Abdoulaye Toure |
45 | 1.39% | 17th | |
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Nemanja Maksimovic |
29 | 0.9% | 18th | |
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Unai Numez |
22 | 0.68% | 19th |
We weren’t even a chance for Victor Wanyama. Apparently Levy has knocked it on the head.Sound familiar?
i always rated randolph over adrian, less prone to a spectacular save but far more reliable
goal keeping is a bit funny, you see some goals and think the keeper should of done better… when in fact it’s the ones that are close that are often the most difficult to save… there is a sweet spot that every good striker knows, too far for the leg but too close for a dive… a keeper getting down to the ground for those is often the most difficult to save, at best he’ll get a hand there but for a striker thats a lot of space to aim for
randolph was good, better than adrian imho
sander berge or kessie would be the most important
berge is a very interesting player, strong, excellent passing, vision, fantastic dribbler, loves a long pass and is incredibly efficient with them… at 21 years old i think he’d be a very good partner for rice in midfield… he’d be nobles replacement but both would still have plenty of game time
kessie ont he other hand is more of an athlete but less of a passer… think a better version of kouyate… and like kouyate often runs into the final third to do nothing at all… he is much more disciplined than kouyate though
either signing would improve our starting 11 and add much needed depth in midfield, i’d rate both ahead of the number 1 favorite fernandes who i don’t think is ready for the premier league… kessie would probably have the most immediate impact but sander is the most talented – really something special there
Agree fangio. As a Norwegian I’m obviously biased, but I’ve been thinking about thinking about Berge for West ham last 18 months or so. He brings a lot to him that we need and seems like a good fit. A step up for him obviously, but probably the right type move. He is likely to go to a club of West Hams stature, a trend young Norwegians have increasingly adopted. We should also look at Ajer, playing CB at Celtic. That boy has a decent future ahead, and the pair is seen as part of the future core of our National squad (which have done absolutely nothing since late 90s) 🙂