I've just read Glasner's most recent interview on the club website.
Discussing Ozoh's physical attributes it seems he sees him more as an option for the back 3 at this stage, preferring those in midfield who can 'provide solutions with one or two touches. '
He also sees qualities in Clyne to play in a back 3 which he says 'may surprise a few people. '
If Cyne continues to do well in the role I cpuld see Glasner wishing to retain him as a squad member next season.
It may be Ward as the odd man out.
This may sound harsh, but we let a other loyal servant in Speroni go when the club wanted to save money having a 3rd keeper on a smaller wage.

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This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

He needs a year out on loan. Hopefully a lower end Championship side picks him up. If it's a League 1 side he really needs to be setting that league alight if he's going to make it here.

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Balmer isn't a surprise. Same age as Guehi and struggled to get into a team at the arse end of League 1 before being moved to League 2.

Fair play to him for playing professional football given he's taken a tough route through Northern Ireland rather than a big academy, but a Premier League player he is not.

Wharton should serve as a wake up call to the academy and anyone who expects any of the current U21/U23 crop to make the grade. Even at Zach Marsh's current age, Wharton was playing Championship football so he needs to be making some waves somewhere next season.

Ebiowei, Plange, Banks, Phillips, Adaramola, Ola-Adebomi, Kymani-Gordon, Wells-Morrison... not a single one is going to be a PL footballer for us.

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Got to love the media using words as ‘fear’ ‘brutal’. Parish has shown won’t be pushed around and whoever we sell we will drive a good deal and be right for the club. I expect Guehi to go, shown we can cope without him.

You're right, we don't have to. Guehi we probably do - 2 years on his deal and if he won't sign a new one then now is the time to sell.

Olise, as you say, seems like it's out of our hands. You'd hope the club would be getting north of £120m for the two and expect some of that cash to be used to clear debts.

Eze is then the third but, possibly, the one we're most likely to get a silly bid for? I agree with you that we have no need to sell Eze if the other two go and therefore it's silly bids only.

If someone came in and offered something ludicrous like £90m that's always going to be difficult to turn down when you think of a) the replacements you could buy for that, and that b) one Ebere Eze is only ever a bad tackle away from not being in the team for months and he does have a shaky injury record in recent years.

£90m last summer would have got you Matheus Cunha, Harvey Barnes and Justin Kluivert. That starts to provide the sort of quality depth that moves the club to the next level.

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