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Transfer regrets: Premier League prospects whose summer moves have led to wasted seasons
TL;DR
Several Premier League prospects are regretting their summer transfers, leading to wasted seasons. Many of these players may seek new clubs soon due to limited playing time.
Key points
- Not every transfer works out as hoped
- Several English prospects may regret their decisions
- Limited playing time leads to wasted seasons
- Players may change clubs again soon
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Transfer regrets: Premier League prospects whose summer moves have led to wasted seasons
Not every transfer works out as hoped, and a number of excellent English prospects might just be regretting decisions made last summer. A season on the sidelines will feel like a waste, and it would be no surprise to see this group change clubs again in the near future.
James Trafford
James Trafford thought he was next in line for the throne at Manchester City this season, after the former academy graduate re-signed for the Cityzens from Burnley.
Two seasons at Turf Moor had seen Trafford add polish to his game, and with Ederson edging towards an exit, a place as the club's number one was his to grasp.
Until, of course, it wasn't. Gianluigi Donnarumma was a market opportunity that City could not turn down, landing one of the world's best goalkeepers for just £26m.
Trafford has spent much of the season warming the bench, and while cup competition (and a League Cup winner's medal) have offered some consolation, the 23-year-old will feel he's ready for a first-choice role. Expect one to materialise in the summer.
Liam Delap
Liam Delap was hot property last summer, with 12 league goals for relegated Ipswich, even having some suggest the forward was the long-term heir to with England.
Q&A
Which Premier League prospects are regretting their summer transfers?
Several English prospects, including James Trafford, are reportedly regretting their summer moves due to limited playing time.
What are the consequences of wasted seasons for Premier League players?
Wasted seasons can lead to players seeking transfers to new clubs in hopes of revitalizing their careers and securing more playing time.
Why do some transfers in the Premier League not work out as expected?
Transfers may not work out due to factors like competition for positions, coaching decisions, or injuries that limit a player's opportunities.
