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Southampton Already Linked With New Goalkeeping Target
Monday, 10th Jun 2024 21:37

After the news that alleged top goalkeeping target for Saints Patrick Pentz had signed for Brondby, it seems that the club have lost no time in looking at another option for next season.

The latest name to be linked with Southampton's goalkeeping spot for the return to the Premier League is PAOK goalkeeper Dominik Kotarski

But according to semprreinter.com they will face competition from Inter Milan, Parma and Augsburg.

The Croatian international who joined Greek club PAOK in 2022 after playing for Ajax at youth level.

Now aged 24 and after winning the Greek title with PAOK, the keeper is seemingly in big demand and Saints are one of those sniffing around, it is said though that PAOK will be wanting at least £8 million and that could push the deal in Saints favour as with the Premier League money retuning to the club this could be a drop in the ocean for them.

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amsterdamsaint added 22:33 - Jun 10 Bring back Liz !
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ElSanto added 15:01 - Jun 11 Would Kelleher be totally out of the question? I'd happily spend £20m on him. Looks class and apparently wants to be first choice somehwere.
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underweststand added 10:21 - Jun 13 to ElSanto......TWO Irish goalkeepers ?. I wonder how long that friendship would last? I think I might have reservations about that as they both want the Irish no.1 jersey. There are some good European keepers out there who haven't had a mention yet, and someone with International / Euro type Cup experience wouldn't be a bad thing.
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