2026 Summer Transfer Window Thread

I know I may sound like I'm not being direct enough, but I think if that's an issue it can be done in January, we need to give time to Welsh (and Lissah hopefully) to get into the team. Worst comes to worst, we play with Bango and Burg as a duo for a bit longer, don't necessarily fit the style we want but are alright in my opinion.
It wouldn’t be the end of the world for Cabango and Burgess to be starting but in my opinion, neither are suited to the way that Matos wants us to play. I think we have to make changes in that area to progress.
 
If it was him and he said no a 2nd time id be done with him we shouldn't try again.
Think people said that after he chose Stoke over us, still expecting us to be somehow linked with him in January now
And also ready to sound like right idiots when it was someone else Vital was meaning and JRS signs today
 
I’m not even sure I believe it was a player tbh, that pic of the 3 of them just made it look like a group of mates. It looked more like Lisbie than Rak-Sakyi if it was though.

We seem to get this more with English/domestically based players than anything. Jacob Wright recently, Ellis Simms a couple of years ago. It’s why I prefer the foreign markets, players like Franco and Widell seem like they actually want to be here. Maybe it’s because they only know Swansea as a club and have no pre-conceived ideas about it as a place? Idk I’m probably over thinking that😆.
 
I am hoping we have some activity in the next week or so. We're a month away from the season now and we still dont have a RW and we have a gap in the midfield with Galbraith/Yalcoue going.

We will probably have a gap at RB with Key potentially going aswell.
 
I’m not even sure I believe it was a player tbh, that pic of the 3 of them just made it look like a group of mates. It looked more like Lisbie than Rak-Sakyi if it was though.

We seem to get this more with English/domestically based players than anything. Jacob Wright recently, Ellis Simms a couple of years ago. It’s why I prefer the foreign markets, players like Franco and Widell seem like they actually want to be here. Maybe it’s because they only know Swansea as a club and have no pre-conceived ideas about it as a place? Idk I’m probably over thinking that😆.
Swansea will always be a hard place to sell when you’re a young man earning that sort of money, they want to be in the big cities. We’re at a geographical disadvantage in comparison to clubs like Watford QPR West Brom etc
 
Swansea will always be a hard place to sell when you’re a young man earning that sort of money, they want to be in the big cities. We’re at a geographical disadvantage in comparison to clubs like Watford QPR West Brom etc
That has always been a challenge for us. It’s why we lost out last year with Poku and Kone (which actually worked out okay for us.) I think in Wright’s case it was more to do with club prospects now I think about it. East Anglia isn’t exactly central either. Hopefully we can start becoming more successful on the pitch so the geography doesn’t factor in as much.
 
That has always been a challenge for us. It’s why we lost out last year with Poku and Kone (which actually worked out okay for us.) I think in Wright’s case it was more to do with club prospects now I think about it. East Anglia isn’t exactly central either. Hopefully we can start becoming more successful on the pitch so the geography doesn’t factor in as much.
Wages is the biggest factor for 90% of the players.

Offer people a ridiculous wage and they'll live in the arse end of anywhere.
 
Wages is the biggest factor for 90% of the players.

Offer people a ridiculous wage and they'll live in the arse end of anywhere.
true but when the same or similar offers are on the table, Swansea is very rarely the preferred choice. A london club for example will win the race