I suppose these are the same questions that Pep Clotet is asking himself these days ahead of the potential return of football.
So why not let the fans ask the same questions as well?
Jeremie Bela has been pretty influential since he first arrived back in November, registering four goals and five assists in his 24 appearances for us, including a very important late winner against Blackburn Rovers in the FA Cup and a late equaliser against Coventry City in the same competition.
But just what his best position for us?
Having played across the front line at points this season, he’s certainly a very versatile player, and that only really adds to his usefulness, but if he was to play in just one spot, where would it be?
Was Bela our signing of the season?
Yes
No
That was the question that @BirminghamFanTV wanted to know the answer to yesterday, as they posed two questions to fans. Where is his best position, and perhaps more importantly, how much is he worth in the transfer window? It led to some very interesting responses from the fans, all with their own theories and reasons.
The Crown Jewels in our attacking line up, can’t be sold in the next window https://t.co/7LH5RS7eOK
— Jack (@JackBCFC_) June 2, 2020
Looks more comfortable on the right for me. Wouldn’t let him go at all in the summer, could play a huge part next season. #bcfc https://t.co/sRIQtSLmQP
— Connor 冬下台 (@cdbcfc_) June 2, 2020
By far our best attacking threat https://t.co/epa8zIzZ4h
— Kane (@KaneGStyles) June 2, 2020
On the right of a midfield four, with a value of £7-10 million 👑
— Rob Glover (@robglovermedia) June 2, 2020
RM or RW. The fact he’s equally as good in either is a plus. He wants to be at Blues and I see him being pivotal in any success the club has in the immediate future.
— Ryan Boyd (@RRWB_) June 2, 2020
RM in a 442 and as a winger more attacking formations. We shouldn’t be selling him for any less than 8 mil. If not more
— KW (@Kieran994245761) June 2, 2020
What about you? What do you make of these questions?