Doogie, Sam.

With just a handful of weeks remaining in the season, minds are definitely turning towards

the transfer window.

Or at least yours definitely is.

Let's set the table by predicting some shock transfers that could take place this summer.

NJ is the most skilful player at the Premier League.

Because there's nothing everything can do about it.

He clearly is a man uniting. I don't think he'd really want to player at the Premier League. Because there's nothing Everton can do about it. He clearly is a man United fan.

I don't think he'd really want to move at the moment. Last season, we had Leonie. This season, we have Mojaroovich. From Sasu Olo. Defensively, he is a solid defender. I do wonder whether it's time with Frankie DeYoung to move on. Joan Nepal's just revealed that Frankie Diyong does not want to move.

John Stones will leave Manchester City in the summer. Where do you think he goes? Newcastle. Everton. Barnsler. Back to Barnsley. Alison Becker is being linked with a summer move away to Juventus. What's going to happen with Martin Odagoski? Yes, hello everybody and welcome to another episode

of The Truth. I am your host, Sam Tai. Joining me is Doogie Critchley. Hello. Hello. Hi, Sam. Great

to be with you once again. Another remote record, but I'm excited. Not your fault, not my fault. Not

really Jack's fault either. It's Jack's fault. Well, it is kind of Jack's fault. He's in between trips and also pretty ill as well. But I'm excited for this week's podcast. As you said, it's about transfers. I've already been starting to gear into transfer mode because Sunland are on the beach. Mentally, I'm kind of on the beach as well. Need a break from actual football, but I'm looking forward to the transfers.

Yes, this has briefly introduced our producer.

It is his fault that we are recording remotely.

He has picked up some kind of flu, and to celebrate that, I wrote a quick ditty, would you believe it?

Jack Collins, a poem to you.

He went to Bruges to try the luge, but came back weak in despair,

but he's fit to preside over this wild ride. It's Jack and his big bushy hair.

You know what, Sam? That was very good. Very, very good. I wrote it. It's about 60 seconds. On a scale of Southampton imposter Ali Dia to international goal scoring legend

Ali Dai, how are you feeling? Very, very close to Southampton, I think it's probably the

way I would put it. Yeah, it's my fault. I apologize for basically forcing this into a remote

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