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#3 A bit of Sunderland
The thing about transfer windows is that so many big-name players are linked with so many European giants that the rest of the clubs almost often feel left out. I mean, come on, they are also clubs plying their trade at top-level, so it is only fair when the rumours surrounding these clubs are enmeshed with the Goliaths.
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Anyways, without digressing any further, Daily Mail are reporting that Sunderland may finally have a grip on a player that could make them a better team: James Tavernier of Glasgow Rangers.
If he does indeed move to the Stadium of Light, it won’t be the first time he will play in the Premier League as he has already had Premier League experience with Newcastle United. Tavernier is a great crosser of the ball and he will likely need a tall striker for the club to bring the best out of him.
