The possibility of this player returning to Stoke City is quite high

• Luke Cundle could return to Stoke City in a permanent transfer
• Steve Schumacher wants to further strengthen the squad before the EFL Championship begins
• The signings for The Potters have been positive, and they aim to continue making an impact in the transfer market
The possibility of this player returning to Stoke City is quite high
The possibility of this player returning to Stoke City is quite high / Charlotte Tattersall/GettyImages
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In this transfer window, Stoke City has done a commendable job strengthening their squad. Under Steve Schumacher, Stoke City aims to compete again for a spot in the Premier League, and this season looks to be one of the most promising for the team in years. Both the administrative and sporting management are performing well, and all signs point to a positive EFL Championship season for The Potters.

The 24-25 season is fast approaching, with Stoke City’s debut on August 10 against Coventry City marking the start of the campaign. With a positive preseason, having won 4 out of 6 matches, Steve Schumacher’s squad appears focused and ready for the challenge.

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Possible return to Stoke City

The Potters had some outstanding players last season, including Luke Cundle, who was on loan from Wolverhampton. Cundle, a talented midfielder, made a significant impact and impressed Steve Schumacher, making a permanent move possible in the coming days.

Rumors suggest that Stoke City is in talks to re-sign the 22-year-old midfielder. Despite only playing 986 minutes for Stoke City last season, Cundle made a notable contribution with 2 goals and 2 assists in 16 appearances.

His performance was quite positive, and it’s believed he could offer even more to Stoke City this season. However, other English teams are also interested in Cundle. Stoke City's advantage is that the player already knows the club and enjoyed his time there, which could be beneficial for the ongoing negotiations.

We will see how this develops in the coming days as the transfer window remains open. For The Potters, securing one more signing before August 10 is crucial, and we’ll see if this becomes a reality soon.

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