Transfer position of European outfit revealed as they plot summer move for Middlesbrough man [FLW]

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Transfer position of European outfit revealed as they plot summer move for Middlesbrough man

St. Pauli would like to bring Middlesbrough keeper Dejan Stojanovic back to the club for next season, although they may not be able to afford a permanent deal for the stopper. The 27-year-old joined Boro in January 2020 but he has struggled to establish himself as a regular, whilst he failed to...

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Transfer position of European outfit revealed as they plot summer move for Middlesbrough man​

Published
15 April 2021, 14:46
By Chris Gallagher

St. Pauli would like to bring Middlesbrough keeper Dejan Stojanovic back to the club for next season, although they may not be able to afford a permanent deal for the stopper.

The 27-year-old joined Boro in January 2020 but he has struggled to establish himself as a regular, whilst he failed to impress in the limited opportunities he was given.

Therefore, Stojanovic joined the Bundesliga II outfit on loan in the winter window this season and he has enjoyed a very successful spell. In his 14 games so far, St. Pauli have won ten times, with the giant keeper recording four clean sheets.


As a result, it’s perhaps no surprise to see that Andreas Bornemann, who is sporting director of the German club, told Hamburger Morgenpost that they want to bring Stojanovic back, although he conceded a permanent transfer may not be possible.

“Dejan does a really good job and has become an important support for the team. He feels comfortable here and would like to stay. A lot depends on how Middlesbrough plans with him and how financially a possible transfer envisions.”

The update adds that a fee of 500,000 euros, less than half of what Middlesbrough paid for the keeper, would be too much for St. Pauli.

 

[Nosmo-King]

Our need is greater than theirs!

 

[Craggsy2]

Get him back and make him number one for next year!

 

[TeaCider]

Not particularly arsed if he comes back to play for us, but there's no benefit to us loaning him out to a club that can't afford him.

Either sell him or start him.