Μεταγραφές Καλοκαιριού IV

Michael Scott · 21/08/2026, 01:26Η ομάδα πέρυσι ήταν καλή στην μεγαλύτερη διάρκεια της χρονιας. Χρειαζόταν ενέσεις ποιότητας, που θα ενίσχυαν τους βασικούς σου παιχταράδες. Τετοια ήταν και ο Γιαννούλης..

Ωστοσο, με την πώληση Ντελια αποδεικνύεται οτι για ακομη φορά δεν μπορούμε να εχουμε τίποτα ωραίο σε αυτό το σπιτι. Οχι μονο αγωνιστικά αλλά και εξωαγωνιστικά. 1 βημα εμπρός, 2 πίσω. Δεν θα δούμε ποτέ μια τριαδα Γιαννουλη-Ντελια-Άλι στα αριστερά να ανοίγουν τις άμυνες. Δεν θα δουμε ποτε μια ορθολογική ομαδα, έτοιμη για τους προκριματικούς, χωρις ελλείψεις μέχρι την τελευταία στιγμή. Με πιάνει ενα τρελό γαμωτο που δεν βλέπουμε αυτή την ομαδα να πιάνει το potential που εχει..

KIERAN Scott says Middlesbrough "aren't done yet" in the transfer window as the club's head of football works on more deals to top off what has been a hugely impressive summer of business.

Scott and head of recruitment Chris Jones have overseen an eye-catching summer window in which leading targets such as Will Lankshear, Radek Vitek, Sebastian Berhalter and Ashley Phillips have all been signed.

But Scott says Boro "still feel they can be stronger" and are working on more additions ahead of the September 1 deadline.

Scott was speaking as the special guest on an hour-long show on BBC Tees on Thursday night, and he also revealed that he expects Boro to utilise the Premier League loan market in the final stages of the window.

But Scott says Boro haven't had any contact from PAOK over David Strelec despite claims from Europe earlier on Thursday that the Greek side had agreed personal terms with the striker.


There's interest in Strelec - Getafe were another club linked at the weekend - but when Thursday's reports from Greece were put to Scott, he said: "It's news to me. He's not come to me. I'm not saying there isn't anything in it but we've had no contact from PAOK.

"If they've agreed stuff they've agreed stuff but they've not called us."

Whether Strelec is still a Boro player beyond the end of the transfer window is not clear. The Slovakian international had a disappointing first season at the Riverside and has been pushed down the pecking order by the arrivals of Will Lankshear and Kyle Joseph.

If the right deal presented itself then Boro might well decide that it suits all parties.

But as things stand, Boro have not received any formal bids and Strelec returned to training at Rockliffe this week after a spell out with injury.

Boro have made an excellent start to the season, beating Wrexham to progress in the Carabao Cup before battling back from behind against Lincoln to kick off their Championship campaign with a win.