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Grant's avatar

Irankunda the real deal. Check out his goal v Turkey. Not a one-off goal. So is Mohammed Toure as a striker. Knocking them in for Norwich last season.

Stephen Pound's avatar

An impressive Icelander didn’t work out too well for us - neither did David Healey who scored for fun in N.Ireland but, sadly, not at the Cottage .

I’d definitely go for Nakamura and Freeman though ✔️

Ben Jarman's avatar

Love Nakamura, would love to see him at Fulham. Tbh, any of the Japanese forwards would be great additions.

Stephen Pound's avatar

I’m getting flashbacks to “we’re gonna score Inamoto”and “we’ve got a Japanese sub”.

Happy days !

Finn's avatar

Erling Haaland :D He and Berge are best friends They both went on the same trip after having met with the King in Oslo and missed the open bus celebration. The €220.00m valuation shouldn't be an issue for Khan - and imagine how they could spike the ticket prices similarly as Miami has done for Messi ;)

..but I suppose the relationship between Haaland and Berge is a driver for Berge to arrive in Manchester during this window... that's a little bit simpler than to join up in London :)

But Patrick Berg would be a good option! No one plays close to the amount of matches that guy absorb. 66 is the number for this season - he has a physique that is second to none, and he's a real leader of the dressing room wrt professionalism.

Ben Jarman's avatar

Berg is a great shout, and liked the look of Moller-Wolfe too. He didn't stand out that much for Wolves last season, but wondering if that's because he didn't have the cast around him.

Pat Hannah's avatar

Jordan Bos showed ability to play left or right for the Socceroos

Roberto Alvarado in attacking midfield for Mexico

Patrick Berge was also solid for Norway

Ben Jarman's avatar

Yes! I loved Bos too, and realised I'd left him out of this article when it was published. Would love him to take over on the right, loved how he used the ball.