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Chris Wilder insists that he, Steve Gibson, Kieran Scott and Neil Bausor are all on the same page this summer and all working tirelessly to get transfers over the line to strengthen Middlesbrough's squad. The trio form the key officials in Boro's recruitment drive, along with Wilder as first-team manager.
As Djed Spence finally completes his move to Tottenham Hotspur one man should not be forgotten when handing out the praise. After standing their ground and refusing to give in easily, Steve Gibson and Niel Bausor deserve praise for ensuring that Boro will receive a big sum that will go a long way to helping the club strengthen their own squad in the remainder of the window.
Middlesbrough opted against recruiting Newcastle United striker Dwight Gayle because the player’s financial demands were deemed too hefty, according to a report from the Northern Echo.
Bryan Robson was a man on a mission in the summer of 1997. The Boro boss was absolutely determined to take the club straight back into the Premier League at the first attempt after they had been relegated as a result of the infamous three-points deduction.
The Athletic’s David Ornstein has confirmed that Tottenham are extremely close to signing Djed Spence, with a medical expected to take place within the next 48 hours.
Tottenham Hotspur have made a breakthrough in their attempts to sign Middlesbrough wing-back Djed Spence, with a medical set to occur within the next 48 hours, David Ornstein has reported.
Tottenham Hotspur have been given the green light to secure the signing of Djed Spence…
Tottenham have “come to a resolution” with Middlesbrough over the services of Djed Spence, according to Sky Sports reporter Michael Bridge.