Birmingham can sign large upgrades on Paik for £2m

Birmingham City is no longer a sleeping giant, aiming to sweep the lower leagues.

Now the Blues are back to a super competitive championship, desperate to prove themselves to be at that level, ambitious veins, working harder after easily improving the league’s championship.

Birmingham’s giant Birmingham chairman Tom Wagner even arrived in 2026 with the prospect of a Chris Davies man returning to the Premier League, meaning the Blues will have to sweep the EFL’s elite league immediately.

It would be interesting to see if all this pressure on Birmingham’s back hurts their progress, but the pace of the league will also provide an opportunity for people like Paik Seung-Ho to show that they can raise their own stuff in a tougher environment while away from banks to fund their top dreams.

Peck’s performance in the first league

Davies and Co. did introduce some proven EFL faces, such as Alfie May and Jay Stansfield last summer, and the Blues approved some left-field moves before relegation, especially when Paik went from South Korea’s Side Jeonbuk Side Jeonbuk Side Jeonbuk Side Jeonbuk Side Joleans Sipewore from January 1, 2024.

Thankfully for Birmingham, Paik quickly started his new environment, and the midfielder even beat a lonely goal in the championship before falling to the third level.

The dynamic 28-year-old was eventually a key part of Birmingham’s side, with the Blues 13 taking another strike in the league as his confident team received a highly-winning title but also received three assists.

Now, however, as they venture back to the championship, the ambitious Blues will soon be able to upgrade the stylish Koreans by signing this former Manchester United youth product.

Birmingham seeks midfielder

Birmingham had a great success in buying the former Red Devil Prodigy in the past, with Tahith Chong and Jesse Lingard briefly glittering in St. Andrew before spreading their wings elsewhere.

Indeed, Chong scored 13 goals and assists in 61 games in Midlands, and Lingard had previously scored 9 goals in just 13 loans at the club.

Charlie Savage’s name will soon be thrown into the combination, with football insiders’ previous reports revealing that Birmingham is ready to fight for the £2m star, also from Wexham, Blackburn Rovers and Portsmouth.

Like Paik, Savage just excelled in the first league’s outstanding season, although there were a lot of field struggles on the field when it comes to reading, almost derailing on the field.

When viewing the table below, it can also be said that the Royals’ eighth place is even an upgrade for his Korean opponent, and last season, the Barbarians’ goals and assists added more goals and assists when Noel Hunt’s man weight.

Surprisingly, despite averaging less per game in the first league last season, Savage will score better goals and assists at a rate of up to ten, and the effectiveness of the 22-year-old in the forward zone may be a useful weapon for the Blues to work hard to beat the feathers in the championship game.

He did fall down when he weighed his respective balls back, and the duel won the numbers, but that’s where Tomoki Iwata can rescue in any potential duo, and Iwata almost recovered to Paik with 4.5 goals averaged to the third-tier clash.

Savage was called “first class” by former Welsh manager Rob Page when he was first thrown into the Red Dragon senior team, and in theory, Savage should be able to get into Davis’s team immediately and meet the pressure of the championship, resulting in Peck having to do a scene in the backstage.