Birmingham wants to sign ‘wonderful’ £8million, he scores in St Andrew’s victory

According to the new transfer update, Birmingham City is believed to be interested in completing a “fantastic” £8 million midfielder in the summer transfer window.

Davis discusses Birmingham’s summer business

The Blues are back in the championship game after their first amazing season in the league, and they are promoted to the league title before Wrexham and it will be fascinating to see how their tickets are priced.

Now that Birmingham has nailed the summer transfer business, manager Chris Davies admitted last month that some players can move on and that new faces may come in.

“Honestly, I found that next season is still going on and it’s ugly next season. I didn’t have time to sit down and say, ‘Yes, who stays, who is going?’ Now, everything is packed and we’ve had seven weeks of preseason, ‘Okay, what do we need? “We have a very strong team core there, but we do need to add, and we certainly have to decide.”

In terms of potential new signings, former Celtic forward Kyogo Furuhashi is linked to a move to St Andrew this summer, with the Japanese now trading on Ligue 1 side Ligue 1. Now, another possible new update about Birmingham has emerged.

Birmingham wants to sign £8m midfielder

Birmingham signed Nottingham Forest midfielder Lewis O’Brien this summer, according to a new update from journalist Alan Nixon in Patreon.

Southampton was also wanted by him after he was relegated from the Premier League to the championship, which was his signature auction.

O’Brien’s £8million-selling 2022 Re’Brien may be a very savvy signing for Birmingham this summer as he has proven his career title qualities, making 162 appearances in the match and playing 13 times in the Premier League.

An all-around midfielder who can add real quality to Davies in the middle of the park, once scored a goal at St Andrew with a 2-0 victory in the Huddersfield town era and was praised by former teammate Jonathan Hogg.

“His attitude is great, and his work ethics. Everything about him; he is a top kid with a bright future ahead. We know he will play in the Premier League. Whether he is with Huddersfield Town, he will get there. His attitude will take him there.”

Still only 26, O’Brien is at the best age to enter and has a direct impact on Birmingham, and the idea of ​​staying away from the forest might appeal to him rather than heating the bench of the substitute on the city ground most weeks.

Davies will know the importance of signing players that have shown in the past that they can perform well in the championship, and the British will surely sketch that box.