Rovers were burnt on the deal that saw Lincoln City only having to pay €30,000 for inspirational attacker Danny Mandroiu in this transfer window.įerizaj turns 18 in January, bringing over the age UK clubs can import players from Ireland under Brexit rules.Ī cluster of English Premier League clubs are already monitoring the situation but the aim of the player in the meantime will be to break into the Hoops team as they chase a double.On October 14, in a house near Leeds, England, Laurence Day was sitting down to a dinner of fish and chips on his couch when his phone buzzed. He has committed to the Hoops on a deal running until November 2023, with no release clause included. Rovers were eager to tie down the Ireland U19 international who has featured off the bench in home legs of both the Champions League rounds.
The emergence of the 17-year-old midfielder into the first-team picture has aroused interest from several European clubs, with Sampdoria tabling a three-year contract offer. We went on trial together when we were about 13, so I’m looking forward to seeing him every day” Ferizaj has penned his first professional contract, ending speculation in the short-term at least about a move to the continent. It's good to see how well they have been doing the last few years and I'm looking forward to being a part of it.” “Jack Byrne and I have been friends for years.
“Rovers have always been a massive club in Ireland, back then they were big as well. Stephen Bradley made contact which was perfect timing,” explained Cleary, who progressed to the Liverpool first-team squad for their 2015 pre-season when he was an apprentice at Anfield. “There is a family situation going on at the moment, so I am happy to come back home. Unlike Dundalk, they have European football this season, with at least four more games left despite getting knocked out of the Champions League on Tuesday by Ludogorets.Ĭleary will in the short-term provide cover for defensive rock Pico Lopes, recently sidelined for eight weeks with a knee injury.
0 kommentar(er)
