A forward on loan interests Stoke City
• Belongs to Bournemouth, which is open to a possible loan
• Several teams are interested in the forward who promises reliability
By Oscar Cortes
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In this transfer window, Stoke City is looking for a forward to solve the team's offensive problems, likely through a loan or signing this summer.
The Potters insist on finding young talents who can offer a promising future for the team, developing in the best possible way to succeed and fitting into Steve Schumacher and Chris Cohen's plan to compete in the EFL Championship.
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Daniel Jebbison and a possible loan to The Potters
The 20-year-old player currently at Bournemouth is available for a loan to a team that suits Bournemouth, as he is under contract with them until June 2028.
Daniel Jebbison in the 22/23 season, he competed well with Sheffield United, but did not stand out significantly. In the 23/24 season, he played only one match with Sheffield in the Premier League, spending just 20 minutes on the pitch.
Stoke are interested in new Bournemouth player Daniel Jebisson on a season long loan
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Bournemouth will be loaning him out this season and a number of clubs are keen.
As expected there won't be an option to buy should he join the Potter's. pic.twitter.com/jenc0P9zaY
While Stoke City is interested, it is not certain that this player will join, but he is in the club's potential plans. However, he is not the expected player, as it would be risky to loan a player who does not guarantee performance and comes off weak seasons.
In his career, which began in the 19/20 season, he has played a total of 66 matches, scoring 18 goals and providing 2 assists, with a low goal average since his sports career began.
There is still a long way to go in this transfer window, but The Potters' fans hope to see a new offensive signing that meets the expectations of the project planned by Steve Schumacher and Chris Cohen.
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