Derby County are facing a crucial summer as they revamp their squad in preparation for their return to the Championship. With their first promotion in 17 years secured, all attention is on how Paul Warne will approach the summer transfer market, now that the club is free from the EFL conditions agreed upon for the first two years after emerging from administration.
One likely focus for Derby will be Premier League loans, as promotion to the Championship offers access to a higher caliber of players. Derbyshire Live has analyzed potential players who could make a difference for the Rams in the upcoming season.
Bobby Clark is a Liverpool midfielder of considerable interest to Derby, having attempted to sign him in previous transfer windows. However, Clark’s progress toward Liverpool’s first team has hindered any potential move to Pride Park. His energetic and tenacious style, reminiscent of his father Lee Clark, could make him a valuable addition to Derby if a loan opportunity arises.
Micah Hamilton, a Manchester City player since the under-nines, made headlines with his debut goal in the Champions League and subsequent appearances in other competitions. Blessed with speed and tactical awareness, Hamilton fits the mold of what Warne seeks from his wide players. A loan stint could see him develop into a future star.
Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, a Crystal Palace winger, impressed during a loan spell at Charlton Athletic with his pace and scoring ability. Despite injury setbacks, a loan move for regular playing time could be beneficial for his development.
Joe Taylor, who shone during his loan spell at Lincoln City from Luton, showcased his pace, pressing ability, and physical strength. However, Luton’s Premier League status may impact the likelihood of him joining a Championship side on loan.
Overall, these players represent potential targets for Derby as they strategize their squad rebuilding efforts for the challenges of the Championship.
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