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Deadline Day from Pg.33 - General Championship Transfers 2025
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After a 16 month posting exile I'm making a reappearance just for you, Mr 2 month and 20 day old Lifer.ThomasOliver3 said:MillwallFan said:
Yes correct, it’s 10 mill including add ons, so at a guess initial figure would probably be around the 7 or 8 million mark. As the old cliche goes, for that money I’d drive him to Sheffield myself! The main add on is usually if the buying club gets promoted. Rumour was we earned an extra million on the Fleming deal when Burnley got promoted last season.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Thought i'd misread that and had to check online. 10m is crazy although Sheff utd can afford it as they've made over 20m in sales this summer. It says the 10m is apparently including add ons though, so not sure what the actual main fee is.MillwallFan said:
10 mill for Tanganga. Brilliant bit of business for a player we signed on a free last year.ThomasOliver3 said:
I see you've also lost Alfie already to yet another hamstring injury. Was a stupid buy, not on ability but because he can't stay fit. Losing Ivanovic & Tanganga plus Alfie should hopefully put you nicely back into mid-table... delightful!MillwallFan said:
My thoughts exactly. Hope it doesn’t get hijacked by one at the last minute. I mean, it’s not ideal selling to a championship rival, but we have to be pragmatic here. That’s a lot of money for a club of our size and I’d be over the moon if we got that, when I thought he would go for 1.2 a few weeks ago.fenaddick said:
Mad that a bottom end PL club isn't snapping him up for £1.2m, even just as a rotation optionMillwallFan said:
Said it on here before, wouldn’t be too catastrophic if Tanganga went. We have a ready made replacement in Camra. Also, because it’s not a PL club who are in for him, we’ll get a nice bit of wedge for him, (the £1.2 mill buy out clause was for PL club’s only). The talk is 5 mill with 2 million off add ons. Not bad for a player we got on a free in the summer.Covered End said:
Arguably their two best players.Scoham said:Looks like Millwall could lose a couple of players.
https://x.com/sportspeteo/status/1958567923808673990?s=46&t=A-w3Eq0EWWpjMxring904Q
https://x.com/danielmarsh92/status/1958580401309450248?s=46&t=A-w3Eq0EWWpjMxring904QWould be absolutely gutted if Ivanovic went but I just can’t see it. We have him on a recently signed 3 year contract and have no reason to sell.Ivanovic going no where according to his uncle on twitter.Alfie will be back , but in the meantime we’ve got good cover for that position.Delightful indeed 😊
Football fees are ridiculous right now, and i wonder how long it will be before we see the next club crashing and burning due to financial issues. It definitely won't be you though, Flemming, Esse and Tanganga must be 30m in incomings over the past year now?A lot of people were taking the piss out of us for having such a low buy out clause with Tanganga, but having that clause was the only way he would’ve signed in the first place and as it happens, that was only for PL clubs. None of who showed an interest, so really worked in our favour in the end. And a very low risk gamble for us as we signed him on a free anyway. It was a no brainer really.And yes about 30 million for those three players. Ivanovic will be worth at least half that himself at the end of this season. It’s good because the money is always being reinvested in the team where as in the past when we sold one of our star players the money would just get lost in the running costs of the club.
Is it £10m though ... it's what I'd read (£6-£7m)
You make it sound as though Millwall are Brentford or Brighton, when in effect you've sold one academy player and scouted one player for Europe, it's hardly a tried and trusted player investment model. It might be good for the bank balance but it also won't help you progress up the league. Lets see on Ivanovic he's literally had half a good season.
Alfie will always been injured he gets a major injury every season
I'm still not clear why we have a Millwall fan on our forum anyway.
A 100% increase in Millwall fan engagement today alone. All because of you.
On to your post. At no point has anybody tried to make it sound like we are Brentford or Brighton. Not once. MF has been engaging with fellow Lifers around transfer activity of Championship teams, which includes us. He's even had the temerity to answer questions posed directly to him, the hooligan.15 -
MF and BBW are genuinely good posters with really interesting insights into both the inner workings at Millwall and other champ sides.
Tanganga going for £6-7m after signing him on a free a year ago is very very smart business.16 -
West Brom set to sign CB Chris Mepham on a free.0
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Didn't Millwall want Caleb Taylor?
Suspect he will go there with the Tanganga money.0 -
We were after him according to some reports, yes. Not sure if there's any legs in it now, though. Could well be a possibility, so we'll see.MarcusH26 said:
That wouldn't surprise me even if Milwallfan has been pretty steadfast for the whole summer that Tristan Crama will step up to replace TangangaRichard J said:Didn't Millwall want Caleb Taylor?
Suspect he will go there with the Tanganga money.
The thing with Crama is that he's looked very adept at right back when he's played. Very good defensively/positionally but also not shy in getting forward in the style of a wing back. Not the greatest end product (the cross for Neghli against Norwich aside) but does push the opposition winger/right mid further back than other options we have. Leonard isn't getting any younger and I'm not sure McNamara is up to the style of play we're trying to implement, when he's eventually fit again.
We also have Kamarl Grant who is getting minutes after a loan spell with Bromley last season. Very raw still, but hopeful he can stick around the first team squad and develop. Then there's Wes Harding who, if I'm completely honest, is a decent pro and will give everything, but not someone you want as a starter in the Championship.
All in all, I'd be surprised if we didn't sign a centre half before the window closes.3 -
Yes. If we don’t sign a centre half then we certainly need to sign a RB, as Crama won’t be available for that position. It’s also worth remembering that Cooper isn’t getting any younger. Got a feeling Grant is being lined up as his replacement.Big_Bad_World said:
We were after him according to some reports, yes. Not sure if there's any legs in it now, though. Could well be a possibility, so we'll see.MarcusH26 said:
That wouldn't surprise me even if Milwallfan has been pretty steadfast for the whole summer that Tristan Crama will step up to replace TangangaRichard J said:Didn't Millwall want Caleb Taylor?
Suspect he will go there with the Tanganga money.
The thing with Crama is that he's looked very adept at right back when he's played. Very good defensively/positionally but also not shy in getting forward in the style of a wing back. Not the greatest end product (the cross for Neghli against Norwich aside) but does push the opposition winger/right mid further back than other options we have. Leonard isn't getting any younger and I'm not sure McNamara is up to the style of play we're trying to implement, when he's eventually fit again.
We also have Kamarl Grant who is getting minutes after a loan spell with Bromley last season. Very raw still, but hopeful he can stick around the first team squad and develop. Then there's Wes Harding who, if I'm completely honest, is a decent pro and will give everything, but not someone you want as a starter in the Championship.
All in all, I'd be surprised if we didn't sign a centre half before the window closes.3 -
Oi you two !!! You are both welcome here to tell us team is shite but can we draw the line on discussing your team lolMillwallFan said:
Yes. If we don’t sign a centre half then we certainly need to sign a RB, as Crama won’t be available for that position. It’s also worth remembering that Cooper isn’t getting any younger. Got a feeling Grant is being lined up as his replacement.Big_Bad_World said:
We were after him according to some reports, yes. Not sure if there's any legs in it now, though. Could well be a possibility, so we'll see.MarcusH26 said:
That wouldn't surprise me even if Milwallfan has been pretty steadfast for the whole summer that Tristan Crama will step up to replace TangangaRichard J said:Didn't Millwall want Caleb Taylor?
Suspect he will go there with the Tanganga money.
The thing with Crama is that he's looked very adept at right back when he's played. Very good defensively/positionally but also not shy in getting forward in the style of a wing back. Not the greatest end product (the cross for Neghli against Norwich aside) but does push the opposition winger/right mid further back than other options we have. Leonard isn't getting any younger and I'm not sure McNamara is up to the style of play we're trying to implement, when he's eventually fit again.
We also have Kamarl Grant who is getting minutes after a loan spell with Bromley last season. Very raw still, but hopeful he can stick around the first team squad and develop. Then there's Wes Harding who, if I'm completely honest, is a decent pro and will give everything, but not someone you want as a starter in the Championship.
All in all, I'd be surprised if we didn't sign a centre half before the window closes.11 -
Well the thread is titled ‘general championship transfer’. I think we come under that category 😁AndyG said:
Oi you two !!! You are both welcome here to tell us team is shite but can we draw the line on discussing your team lolMillwallFan said:
Yes. If we don’t sign a centre half then we certainly need to sign a RB, as Crama won’t be available for that position. It’s also worth remembering that Cooper isn’t getting any younger. Got a feeling Grant is being lined up as his replacement.Big_Bad_World said:
We were after him according to some reports, yes. Not sure if there's any legs in it now, though. Could well be a possibility, so we'll see.MarcusH26 said:
That wouldn't surprise me even if Milwallfan has been pretty steadfast for the whole summer that Tristan Crama will step up to replace TangangaRichard J said:Didn't Millwall want Caleb Taylor?
Suspect he will go there with the Tanganga money.
The thing with Crama is that he's looked very adept at right back when he's played. Very good defensively/positionally but also not shy in getting forward in the style of a wing back. Not the greatest end product (the cross for Neghli against Norwich aside) but does push the opposition winger/right mid further back than other options we have. Leonard isn't getting any younger and I'm not sure McNamara is up to the style of play we're trying to implement, when he's eventually fit again.
We also have Kamarl Grant who is getting minutes after a loan spell with Bromley last season. Very raw still, but hopeful he can stick around the first team squad and develop. Then there's Wes Harding who, if I'm completely honest, is a decent pro and will give everything, but not someone you want as a starter in the Championship.
All in all, I'd be surprised if we didn't sign a centre half before the window closes.1 -
Norwich selling Marcelino Nunez in a deal worth up to £10 million... to Ipswich
Being replaced by Pelle Mattsson from Silkeborg that could rise to £3 million.0 - Sponsored links:
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Where else are two reasonably articulate Millwall fans gonna discuss their team? If they did it on their own forum majority of the responses would be mostly swear words and grunts.AndyG said:
Oi you two !!! You are both welcome here to tell us team is shite but can we draw the line on discussing your team lolMillwallFan said:
Yes. If we don’t sign a centre half then we certainly need to sign a RB, as Crama won’t be available for that position. It’s also worth remembering that Cooper isn’t getting any younger. Got a feeling Grant is being lined up as his replacement.Big_Bad_World said:
We were after him according to some reports, yes. Not sure if there's any legs in it now, though. Could well be a possibility, so we'll see.MarcusH26 said:
That wouldn't surprise me even if Milwallfan has been pretty steadfast for the whole summer that Tristan Crama will step up to replace TangangaRichard J said:Didn't Millwall want Caleb Taylor?
Suspect he will go there with the Tanganga money.
The thing with Crama is that he's looked very adept at right back when he's played. Very good defensively/positionally but also not shy in getting forward in the style of a wing back. Not the greatest end product (the cross for Neghli against Norwich aside) but does push the opposition winger/right mid further back than other options we have. Leonard isn't getting any younger and I'm not sure McNamara is up to the style of play we're trying to implement, when he's eventually fit again.
We also have Kamarl Grant who is getting minutes after a loan spell with Bromley last season. Very raw still, but hopeful he can stick around the first team squad and develop. Then there's Wes Harding who, if I'm completely honest, is a decent pro and will give everything, but not someone you want as a starter in the Championship.
All in all, I'd be surprised if we didn't sign a centre half before the window closes.2 -
Welcome back 👍Big_Bad_World said:
After a 16 month posting exile I'm making a reappearance just for you, Mr 2 month and 20 day old Lifer.ThomasOliver3 said:MillwallFan said:
Yes correct, it’s 10 mill including add ons, so at a guess initial figure would probably be around the 7 or 8 million mark. As the old cliche goes, for that money I’d drive him to Sheffield myself! The main add on is usually if the buying club gets promoted. Rumour was we earned an extra million on the Fleming deal when Burnley got promoted last season.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Thought i'd misread that and had to check online. 10m is crazy although Sheff utd can afford it as they've made over 20m in sales this summer. It says the 10m is apparently including add ons though, so not sure what the actual main fee is.MillwallFan said:
10 mill for Tanganga. Brilliant bit of business for a player we signed on a free last year.ThomasOliver3 said:
I see you've also lost Alfie already to yet another hamstring injury. Was a stupid buy, not on ability but because he can't stay fit. Losing Ivanovic & Tanganga plus Alfie should hopefully put you nicely back into mid-table... delightful!MillwallFan said:
My thoughts exactly. Hope it doesn’t get hijacked by one at the last minute. I mean, it’s not ideal selling to a championship rival, but we have to be pragmatic here. That’s a lot of money for a club of our size and I’d be over the moon if we got that, when I thought he would go for 1.2 a few weeks ago.fenaddick said:
Mad that a bottom end PL club isn't snapping him up for £1.2m, even just as a rotation optionMillwallFan said:
Said it on here before, wouldn’t be too catastrophic if Tanganga went. We have a ready made replacement in Camra. Also, because it’s not a PL club who are in for him, we’ll get a nice bit of wedge for him, (the £1.2 mill buy out clause was for PL club’s only). The talk is 5 mill with 2 million off add ons. Not bad for a player we got on a free in the summer.Covered End said:
Arguably their two best players.Scoham said:Looks like Millwall could lose a couple of players.
https://x.com/sportspeteo/status/1958567923808673990?s=46&t=A-w3Eq0EWWpjMxring904Q
https://x.com/danielmarsh92/status/1958580401309450248?s=46&t=A-w3Eq0EWWpjMxring904QWould be absolutely gutted if Ivanovic went but I just can’t see it. We have him on a recently signed 3 year contract and have no reason to sell.Ivanovic going no where according to his uncle on twitter.Alfie will be back , but in the meantime we’ve got good cover for that position.Delightful indeed 😊
Football fees are ridiculous right now, and i wonder how long it will be before we see the next club crashing and burning due to financial issues. It definitely won't be you though, Flemming, Esse and Tanganga must be 30m in incomings over the past year now?A lot of people were taking the piss out of us for having such a low buy out clause with Tanganga, but having that clause was the only way he would’ve signed in the first place and as it happens, that was only for PL clubs. None of who showed an interest, so really worked in our favour in the end. And a very low risk gamble for us as we signed him on a free anyway. It was a no brainer really.And yes about 30 million for those three players. Ivanovic will be worth at least half that himself at the end of this season. It’s good because the money is always being reinvested in the team where as in the past when we sold one of our star players the money would just get lost in the running costs of the club.
Is it £10m though ... it's what I'd read (£6-£7m)
You make it sound as though Millwall are Brentford or Brighton, when in effect you've sold one academy player and scouted one player for Europe, it's hardly a tried and trusted player investment model. It might be good for the bank balance but it also won't help you progress up the league. Lets see on Ivanovic he's literally had half a good season.
Alfie will always been injured he gets a major injury every season
I'm still not clear why we have a Millwall fan on our forum anyway.
A 100% increase in Millwall fan engagement today alone. All because of you.
On to your post. At no point has anybody tried to make it sound like we are Brentford or Brighton. Not once. MF has been engaging with fellow Lifers around transfer activity of Championship teams, which includes us. He's even had the temerity to answer questions posed directly to him, the hooligan.8 -
Well I’ll stand corrected and put aside my deep distain for that club. Sorry for only joining 2 months ago, not really sure what I can do about that.I honestly felt the poster had been implying that because a couple of recent good deals had been done Esse(?) and Ivanovic they had turned into Brighton and lauding thier transfer genius, but each to their own.The only thing that really matters is we finish above as it will mean we’ve stayed up.0
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Transfers in as of end of 27 August 2025: 183 by 24 Teams (League One, 28 August 2024 - 246 signings by 23 Teams, Charlton with 9)
Most signings: Derby & Hull (12)
Least signings: Leicester & Sheffield Wednesday (1)
Teams with 11+ signings: 5
Teams with 9+ signings: 11
Teams with 7+ signings: 16
Teams with 5+ signings: 19
Teams with 3+ signings: 22
Fee paid/Undisclosed: 87
Free: 51
Loan: 45
Birmingham: 11
Alfons Sampsted - FC Twente (Undisclosed)
Phil Neumann - Hannover (Free)
James Beadle - Brighton (Loan)
Tommy Doyle - Wolves (Loan)
Demarai Gray - Al-Ettifaq (Undisclosed)
Bright Osayi-Samuel - Fenerbahce (Free)
Kyogo Furuhashi - Rennes (Undisclosed)
Kanya Fujimoto - Gil Vicente (Free)
Eiran Cashin - Brighton (Loan)
Marvin Duksch - Werder Bremen (Undisclosed)
Lewis Koumas - Liverpool (Loan)
Blackburn: 7
Dion De Neve - KV Kortrijk (Undisclosed)
Sidnei Taveres - Moreirense (Undisclosed)
Ryan Alebiosu - KV Kortrijk (Undisclosed)
Sean McLoughlin - Hull (Undisclosed)
Lewis Miller - Hibernian (Undisclosed)
Aexl Henriksson - GAIS (Undisclosed)
Ryoya Morishita - Legia Warsaw (Undisclosed)
Bristol City: 4
Adam Randell - Plymouth (Undisclosed)
Joe Lumley - Southampton (Free)
Emil Riis Jakobsen - Preston (Free)
Radek Vitek - Loan (Manchester United)
Charlton: 9
Sonny Carey - Blackpool (Free)
Thomas Kaminski - Luton (Undisclosed)
Tanto Olaofe - Stockport (Undisclosed)
Amari'i Bell - Luton (Free)
Reece Burke - Luton (Undisclosed)
Joe Rankin-Costello - Blackburn (Undisclosed)
Rob Apter - Blackpool (Undisclosed)
Charlie Kelman - QPR (Undisclosed)
Harvey Knibbs - Reading (Undisclosed)
Coventry: 3
Miguel Angel Brau - Granada (Free)
Kaine Kesler-Hayden - Aston Villa (Undisclosed)
Carl Rushworth - Brighton (Loan)
Derby: 12
Carlton Morris - Luton (Undisclosed)
Andreas Weimann - Blackburn (Free)
Danny Batth - Blackburn (Free)
Richard O'Donnell - Blackpool (Free)
Patrick Agyemang - Charlotte FC (Undisclosed)
Owen Beck - Liverpool (Loan)
David Ozoh - Crystal Palace (Loan)
Rhian Brewster - Sheffield United (Free)
Bobby Clark - RB Salzburg (Loan)
Dion Sanderson - Birmingham (Loan)
Lewis Travis - Blackburn (Undisclosed)
Max Johnston - Sturm Graz (Undisclosed)
Hull: 12
Gustavo Puerta - Bayer Leverkusen (Free)
Reda Laalaoui - Fath Union Sport (Undisclosed)
Dillon Phillips - Rotherham (Free)
Semi Ajayi - West Brom (Free)
Akin Famewo - Sheffield Wednesday (Free)
Joel Ndala - Manchester City (Loan)
John Lundstram - Trabzonspor (Loan)
Enis Destan - Trabzonspor (Free)
Oli McBurnie - Las Plamas (Free)
Joe Gelhardt - Leeds (Loan)
David Akintola - Caykur Rizespor (Loan)
Brandon Williams - N/A (Free)
Ipswich: 7
David Button - Reading (Free)
Cedric Kipre - Reims (Loan)
Azor Matusiwa - Rennes (Undisclosed)
Ashley Young - Everton (Free)
Jens Cajuste - Napoli (Loan)
Chupa Akpom - Ajax (Loan)
Kasey McAteer - Leicester (Undisclosed)
Leicester: 1
Asmir Begovic - Everton (Free)
Middlesbrough: 9
*Owen Foster - Hull (Free)
*Archie Baptiste - Tottenham (Free)
Alfie Jones - Hull (Undisclosed)
Abdoulaye Kante - Troyes (Undisclosed)
Callum Brittain - Blackburn (Undisclosed)
Sontje Hansen - NEC (Undisclosed)
Sverre Nypan - Manchester City (Loan)
Adilson Malanda - Charlotte FC (Undisclosed)
Matt Targett - Newcastle (Loan)
Millwall: 6
Max Crocombe - Burton (Free)
Josh Coburn - Middlesbrough (Undisclosed)
Zak Sturge - Chelsea (Undisclosed)
Massimo Luongo - Ipswich (Free)
Steven Benda - Fulham (Loan)
Alfie Doughty - Luton (Undisclosed)
Norwich: 11
Jacob Wright - Manchester City (£2.3m)
Dan Grimshaw - Plymouth (Undisclosed)
Harry Darling - Swansea (Free)
Louie Moulden - Crystal Palace (Free)
Jakov Medic - Ajax (Undisclosed)
Vladan Kovacevic - Sporting Lisbon (Undisclosed)
Mathias Kvistgaarden - Brondby (£6.9m)
Papa Amadou Diallo - Metz (£4.3m)
Jeffrey Schlupp - Crystal Palace (Free)
Mirko Topic - Familicao (Undisclosed)
Jovon Makama - Lincoln City (Undisclosed)
Oxford: 6
Brian De Keersmaecker - Heracles (Undisclosed)
Brodie Spencer - Huddersfield (Undisclosed)
Luke Harris - Fulham (Loan)
Nik Prelec - Cagliari (Loan)
Will Lankshear - Tottenham (Loan)
Ben Davies - Rangers (Loan)
Portsmouth: 7
Adrian Segecic - Sydney FC (Undisclosed)
John Swift - West Brom (Free)
Luke LeRoux - IFK Varnamo (Undisclosed)
Mark Koznovszky - MTK Budapest (Undisclosed)
Florian Bianchini - Swansea (Loan)
Yang Min-Hyeok - Tottenham (Loan)
Josh Knight - Hannover 96 (Undisclosed)
Preston: 11
Jordan Thompson - Stoke (Free)
Pol Valentin - Sheffield Wednesday (Free)
Thierry Small - Charlton (Free)
Daniel Iversen - Leicester (Free)
Daniel Jebbison - Bournemouth (Loan)
Odel Offiah - Brighton (Undisclosed)
Michael Smith - Sheffield Wednesday (Free)
Jack Walton - Luton (Undisclosed)
Andrija Vukcevic - Juarez (Free)
Alfie Devine - Tottenham (Loan)
Lewis Dobbin - Aston Villa (Loan)
QPR: 10
Karamoko Dembele - Brest (Undisclosed)
Amadou Mbengue - Reading (Free)
Kealey Adamson - Macarthur (Undisclosed)
Kwame Poku - Peterborough (Undisclosed)
*Tylon Smith - Stellenbosch FC (Undisclosed)
Rumarn Burrell - Burton (Undisclosed)
Richard Kone - Wycombe (Undisclosed)
Isaac Hayden - Newcastle (Free)
Rhys Norrington-Davies (Loan)
Koki Saito - Lommel (Undisclosed)
Sheffield Utd: 8
Ehije Ukaki - Botev Plovdiv (Undisclosed)
Tyler Bindon - Nottingham Forest (Loan)
Louie Barry - Aston Villa (Loan)
Anton Polendakov - Septemvri Sofia (Free)
Djibril Soumare - Braga (Loan)
Ben Godfrey - Atalanta (Loan)
Nils Zatterstrom - Malmo (Undisclosed)
Danny Ings - West Ham (Free)
Sheffield Wednesday: 1
Ethan Horvath - Cardiff (Loan)
Southampton: 4
Joshua Quarshie - Hoffenheim (£3.5m)
Damion Downs - FC Koln (£7m)
Mads Roerslev - Brentford (Undisclosed)
George Long - Norwich (Loan)
Stoke: 10
Sorba Thomas - Huddersfield (Undisclosed)
Maksym Talovierov - Plymouth (Undisclosed)
Divin Mubama - Manchester City (Loan)
Aaron Cresswell - West Ham (Free)
Ashley Phillips - Tottenham (Loan)
Robert Bozenik - Boavista (Free)
Jamie Donley - Tottenham (Loan)
Steven Nzonzi - Sepahan (Free)
Lamine Cisse - SC Bastia (Undisclosed)
True Grant - Manchester City (Undisclosed)
Swansea: 8
Cameron Burgess - Ipswich (Free)
Ricardo Santos - Bolton (Free)
Bobby Wales - Kilmarnock (Undisclosed)
Zeidane Inoussa - BK Hacken (Undisclosed)
Ethan Galbraith - Leyton Orient (Undisclosed)
Kaelan Casey - West Ham (Loan)
Malick Yalcouye - Brighton (Loan)
Marko Stamenic - Nottingham Forest (Undisclosed)
Watford: 10
Hector Kyprianou - Peterborough (Free)
Nathan Baxter - Bolton (Free)
Marc Bola - Samsunpor (Free)
James Abankwah - Udinese (Loan)
Vivaldo Semedo - Udinese (Undisclosed)
Othmane Maamaa - Montpellier (Undisclosed)
Luca Kjerrumgaard - Udinese (Loan)
Nestroy Irankunda - Bayern Munich (Undisclosed)
Caleb Wiley - Chelsea (Loan)
Max Alleyne - Manchester City (Loan)
West Brom: 6
Nat Phillips - Liverpool (Undisclosed)
Jack Bray - Harrogate (Undisclosed)
Aune Heggebo - SK Brann (Undisclosed)
George Campbell - Montreal (Undisclosed)
Krystian Bielik - Birmingham (Undisclosed)
Toby Collyer - Manchester United (Loan)
Wrexham: 10
Ryan Hardie - Plymouth (Undisclosed)
Danny Ward - Leicester (Free)
Liberato Cacace - Empoli (Undisclosed)
George Thomason - Bolton (Undisclosed)
Josh Windass - Sheffield Wednesday (Free)
Lewis O'Brien - Nottingham Forest (Undisclosed)
Conor Coady - Leicester (Undisclosed)
Kieffer Moore - Sheffield United (Undisclosed)
Nathan Broadhead - Ipswich (Undisclosed)
Callum Doyle - Manchester City (Undisclosed)
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Bumper week of outs for Southampton, looks like Mateus Fernandes is going to West Ham for £40m to go with the £40m they got for Dibling too.0
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Total Transfer Spending of championship sides based on reported fees.
Wrexham 30M
Ipswich 20M-30M soon after Nunez signing
Southampton 13M-28M soon after Azaz Signing
Norwich 23M
Middlesborough 18M
Birmingham 15.75M
Derby 14M
Charlton 10.25M
West Brom 9.75M
QPR 9.75M
Swansea 9M
Millwall 8M
Blackburn 6.8M
Watford 6M
Stoke 6.5M
Coventry 4M
Oxford 4M
Portsmouth 4M
Sheffield United 4M
Hull 3.25M
Preston 2M
Bristol City 1.5M
Leicester 0M
Sheffield Wednesday 0M
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Looks like it won't be JRS to Southampton after all, appears they're about to spend £10m on Tom Fellows from West Brom2
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Southampton and Ipswich selling to the PL, but able to then to weaken the better Championship sides.2
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Mate you are both welcome on any of the threads, you talk alot of sense and contribute infact I think you should reconsider your club choice lolMillwallFan said:
Well the thread is titled ‘general championship transfer’. I think we come under that category 😁AndyG said:
Oi you two !!! You are both welcome here to tell us team is shite but can we draw the line on discussing your team lolMillwallFan said:
Yes. If we don’t sign a centre half then we certainly need to sign a RB, as Crama won’t be available for that position. It’s also worth remembering that Cooper isn’t getting any younger. Got a feeling Grant is being lined up as his replacement.Big_Bad_World said:
We were after him according to some reports, yes. Not sure if there's any legs in it now, though. Could well be a possibility, so we'll see.MarcusH26 said:
That wouldn't surprise me even if Milwallfan has been pretty steadfast for the whole summer that Tristan Crama will step up to replace TangangaRichard J said:Didn't Millwall want Caleb Taylor?
Suspect he will go there with the Tanganga money.
The thing with Crama is that he's looked very adept at right back when he's played. Very good defensively/positionally but also not shy in getting forward in the style of a wing back. Not the greatest end product (the cross for Neghli against Norwich aside) but does push the opposition winger/right mid further back than other options we have. Leonard isn't getting any younger and I'm not sure McNamara is up to the style of play we're trying to implement, when he's eventually fit again.
We also have Kamarl Grant who is getting minutes after a loan spell with Bromley last season. Very raw still, but hopeful he can stick around the first team squad and develop. Then there's Wes Harding who, if I'm completely honest, is a decent pro and will give everything, but not someone you want as a starter in the Championship.
All in all, I'd be surprised if we didn't sign a centre half before the window closes.2 - Sponsored links:
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I don't mind the Millwall fans that post on here at all, so much so that I am gonna give them a pass when they come to the Valley.
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Agreed. It may surprise some but not all Millwall fans are bone headed, knuckle dragging wankers. One of my best mates who we lost to leukeumia aged just 30 was one of the nicest blokes you could ever wish to meet.Braziliance said:I don't mind the Millwall fans that post on here at all, so much so that I am gonna give them a pass when they come to the Valley.2 -
Braziliance said:AndyG said:
Mate you are both welcome on any of the threads, you talk alot of sense and contribute infact I think you should reconsider your club choice lolMillwallFan said:
Well the thread is titled ‘general championship transfer’. I think we come under that category 😁AndyG said:
Oi you two !!! You are both welcome here to tell us team is shite but can we draw the line on discussing your team lolMillwallFan said:
Yes. If we don’t sign a centre half then we certainly need to sign a RB, as Crama won’t be available for that position. It’s also worth remembering that Cooper isn’t getting any younger. Got a feeling Grant is being lined up as his replacement.Big_Bad_World said:
We were after him according to some reports, yes. Not sure if there's any legs in it now, though. Could well be a possibility, so we'll see.MarcusH26 said:
That wouldn't surprise me even if Milwallfan has been pretty steadfast for the whole summer that Tristan Crama will step up to replace TangangaRichard J said:Didn't Millwall want Caleb Taylor?
Suspect he will go there with the Tanganga money.
The thing with Crama is that he's looked very adept at right back when he's played. Very good defensively/positionally but also not shy in getting forward in the style of a wing back. Not the greatest end product (the cross for Neghli against Norwich aside) but does push the opposition winger/right mid further back than other options we have. Leonard isn't getting any younger and I'm not sure McNamara is up to the style of play we're trying to implement, when he's eventually fit again.
We also have Kamarl Grant who is getting minutes after a loan spell with Bromley last season. Very raw still, but hopeful he can stick around the first team squad and develop. Then there's Wes Harding who, if I'm completely honest, is a decent pro and will give everything, but not someone you want as a starter in the Championship.
All in all, I'd be surprised if we didn't sign a centre half before the window closes.
Haha cheers lads. I like to have a bit of banter but I try not to cross the line a come across as a pure wum. It isn’t our board after all but been here 13 years now so feel like part of the furniture 😁I don't mind the Millwall fans that post on here at all, so much so that I am gonna give them a pass when they come to the Valley.4 -
I worked in Deptford when in my teens and most were Millwall fans as well as the Millwall captain at the time
They got a lot of pleasure by inviting me to the Old Den to watch us lose
Had no problem with any of them and became good friends with some1 -
Not all of us, just most of us 😉LargeAddick said:
Agreed. It may surprise some but not all Millwall fans are bone headed, knuckle dragging wankers. One of my best mates who we lost to leukeumia aged just 30 was one of the nicest blokes you could ever wish to meet.Braziliance said:I don't mind the Millwall fans that post on here at all, so much so that I am gonna give them a pass when they come to the Valley.Sorry to here about your mate0 -
DyerConsequences said:Tanganga to Sheffield United confirmed.
We’re back in for that Caleb Taylor apparently. For half the money that we got for Tanganga and 4 years younger.DyerConsequences said:Tanganga to Sheffield United confirmed.0 -
Very good business. UnfortunatelyMillwallFan said:DyerConsequences said:Tanganga to Sheffield United confirmed.
We’re back in for that Caleb Taylor apparently. For half the money that we got for Tanganga and 4 years younger.DyerConsequences said:Tanganga to Sheffield United confirmed. 2 -
Norwich City midfielder Marcelino Nunez is set to make a shock move from the Canaries to bitter rivals Ipswich Town. A deal worth £10m is expected to be completed with Norwich selling as the Chilean is in the final 12 months of his contract.
Nunez underwent a medical on Wednesday night and could be unveiled before Ipswich's Championship fixture against Derby on Saturday.
It represents the first major transfer between the East Anglian clubs since goalkeeper Andy Marshall made the same switch in 2001.
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LargeAddick said:
Agreed. It may surprise some but not all Millwall fans are bone headed, knuckle dragging wankers. One of my best mates who we lost to leukeumia aged just 30 was one of the nicest blokes you could ever wish to meet.Braziliance said:I don't mind the Millwall fans that post on here at all, so much so that I am gonna give them a pass when they come to the Valley.
I'm sorry for your loss, having lost a best friend 4 years back to CF related lung failure it's heartbreaking
I have my reasons for not liking Millwall but that's on me. Lets get back to the football and I'll bit my lip when it comes to that lot.0
