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Sadly, this was all too predictable months ago.

He's been sold by two separate clubs though within two years of joining. I find it very difficult to believe both were as a result of him not fitting the into the system.

So the fact they sold him just two years later is completely irrelevant is it? He clearly had a great deal of potential in his teens but there's only so long he can ride the wave of being considered a prodigy.

Probably. It's understandable what he was trying to do but it's clearly had the opposite effect.

It's hardly a great sign though is it. If he was that talented neither Monaco nor Dijon would've sold. He's 22 in November and stuck at yet another club he seemingly can't get a game for. At that age you really should be staking a claim or at the very least impressing whilst out on loan.

Panzo will probably be another in a long line that will just live off the success of their youth career. The fact he's already played at three clubs on a permanent basis by the age of 21 isn't a particularly great sign of his actual ability.

My only concern with these types of players is that coming from a club like Chelsea, and being put on the wages they're on at such an early age, is that it breeds entitlement as they feel like they've already made it. A vice that is horribly difficult to coach out of a player. I think Todd Kane...

Yeah his agent is probably in overdrive. Augsburg and PAOK have also been linked which is questionable but I wouldn't be all that surprised if he tries to push a move to Europe.

I think he's actually under contract until 2024 as he signed a new 3-year extension last summer. Looking at who he's linked with it's highly unlikely he'd ever come here. I'd imagine his wage demands are far beyond what we could ever meet anyway.

Ah that trumps it then. Could be that.

He's most likely a relative/father of Jodi's girlfriend as I'd imagine she's local.

A scrap or disagreement isn't likely to be justification enough for that.

Not really as the club have to agree a compensation package in order to do that which isn't cheap. It's far more economical to loan him out - assuming there are takers and the loan split is reasonable.

His crossing was probably one of the weakest aspects of his game.

It's likely he won't be back yet due to his Nations League stint with Sweden.

Hardly. His one goal during his last stint with us came from a calamitous goalkeeping error. Doesn't exactly equate to him being prolific for a defender.

I'm sure one had Jamie Allen down as 5"10 which is frankly hilarious given he looks like he's just walked off the set of The Borrowers.

Indeed. Incredible really that he's had the jobs he's had really given he's not a CEO and isn't capable of being one.

That might be what he says to girls on a night out but he most definitely isn't.

He's far too small to even be considered for that role.