Who Should EFL Clubs Be Casting Their Eyes Over? Part III
It’s that time of year again. The season is reaching its conclusion and clubs up and down the country will preparing lists of players they would like to sign in the summer to enhance their prospects ahead of a year that promises to be better than the last. Ah, summer dreams. The world looks so bright before a ball is kicked. Towards the end of the last two seasons, I’ve compiled a team of 11 players I believe will be playing in the EFL sooner rather than later. I’ve linked these below: 2020-21: https://rdnlmusings.blogspot.com/2021/04/who-should-efl-clubs-be-casting-their.html?m=1 2021-22: https://rdnlmusings.blogspot.com/2022/05/who-should-efl-clubs-be-casting-their.html?m=1 The idea is not to pick the best 11 players in the league. After all, everybody knows that Macaulay Langstaff and Paul Mullin will play EFL football at some point. And there has to be an element of realism here – Chesterfield or Oldham Athletic , for example, selling a key player to