Comparing Tony Mowbray to the £22 million-rated Adam Wharton, Jordan James of Birmingham City is a valuable possession.
During the January transfer window, Blues had multiple bids from Atalanta, an Italian team, but so far, none of them have met their worth. James has also been associated with Wolves and Crystal Palace, two Premier League teams.
Mowbray has expressed interest in James in Palace’s agreement with Blackburn Rovers to sign Wharton for a fee of £18.5 million, with the option to extend that amount to £22 million. James is 19 years old, just like Wharton, but the Blues midfielder has participated in a lot more Championship games and is already a full international for his nation.
On the day of the transfer deadline, Mowbray declared, “I don’t think anybody has got near to where this club would (sell).” “I was
To put it in perspective, I don’t become entangled or immersed in it. I’ve told the boy that he needs to get his act together, refocus, and give us everything he’s got if the window closes and he’s still here. That’s what he promises me will occur.
Since his first press conference after joining the Blues, Mowbray has discussed James’ predicament candidly and freely. With the addition of midfielders Andre Dozzell and Paik Seung-ho, Blues have also averted the risk of a crazy frenzied scramble to replace James. Mowbray wants to work with James to boost his value even more in spite of their coming.
He went on, “I like him.” Although he clearly has shortcomings in his game, he possesses amazing qualities. A coach’s responsibility is to help the player become a better player by refining and improving him.
Thursday is a huge day for Jordan James and Birmingham City after almost a month of back and forth.
This is due to the fact that Atalanta’s opportunity to sign the Wales international, who has been a target since the transfer market opened, is limited.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, we will find out today if Birmingham is “bluffing” when it comes to their €10 million asking price for its star.
According to a recent source, James may be able to push for a move, and Atalanta may not be willing to pay more than €7 million for the 19-year-old.
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