Well, it looks as if plans are already in place.
And it probably means that yesterday’s news about Lee Camp’s new deal really does only cover us until the end of the season, because now it’s really clear that we’re looking for his successor.
According to a report from BirminghamLive, the Blues are taking a keen interest in Queen’s Park Rangers goalkeeper Seny Dieng, with @WeAreBirmingham going on to report that contact has been made between the two sides over his services. The 25-year-old stopper has been on loan at Doncaster Rovers this season, conceding 32 goals in 32 games in all competitions whilst keeping 10 clean sheets along the way.
The Blues’ goalkeeping department is looking set to be pretty bare next season with the only senior goalkeeper with any experience being Connal Trueman, and with 115 career games under his belt, Dieng would certainly bring a lot of experience to the proceedings.
Should the club go after Seny Dieng?
Yes
No
However, based on the reaction of fans on social media, they don’t seem overly confident or in some cases concerned about the link between them and Dieng.
We only want lee camp
— Dream Of A Team Of Jeremys (@BaileyBrennan96) June 17, 2020
Rather go for Wes Foderingham to be honest
— Matt Chance (@_chancey_) June 17, 2020
No manager yet and are enquiring about players
Here we go again…
— Sam 东出 (@SamPhillips40) June 17, 2020
Dong in charge of recruitment again 😐
— carl cowley (@carlbcfccb13) June 17, 2020
Ren has clearly had a successful save with Doncaster Rovers on Football Manager 20.
— Steven Vaughan (@stevanderman) June 17, 2020
Why not make Ramos permanent and just take a risk on the lad? https://t.co/IzcHkreMJU
— Gambino (@IrvineReese) June 17, 2020
In regards to attracting a good manager/head coach, we're not really doing ourselves any favours. https://t.co/UTI4tMPrIs
— Trav (@TCFC1875) June 17, 2020
What about you? Do you think we should go after the stopper?
Blues’ has two outstanding young goalkeepers in Moha Ramos (Real Madrid) and Zach Jeacock (England Under 19 International).
One or both should be given a chance to prove themselves in the remaining nine games.
What self respecting manager would come to a club to be the CEO’s stooge? Obviously we will end up with someone with no self respect or someone just here for the money.