Birmingham’s eye movements at £8 million winger

It’s only 10 days that Birmingham City knows their exciting full set championship fixture ahead of the enthusiastically anticipated 2025/26 campaign.

Chris Davis prays that his highly confident blues side can win on the first day. The season has hopes that Birmingham can thrive in the second tier after Bermingham makes it look like clockwork.

To make the league transition as smooth as possible, Birmingham prepares to spend in the transfer market to upgrade their teams.

Birmingham is still interested in the former ace.

According to a new report from Alex Dicken on Birmingham Live, the epic reunion deal for Demarai Grey to return to the West Midlands should not be amortized yet.

Dicken says Birmingham is still considered interested in the funny 28-year-old winger, but he also reveals that there are many obstacles to the way the newly promoted side is.

The obstacles include weekly gorgeous £76k wages at Saudi employer Al-Ettifaq – as a single-literature – Dicken says many Premier League clubs are also paying attention to former Everton attackers.

But Birmingham – who could seal Gray’s signature for £8 million – was successful in the past, but when an extraordinary deal was thought to be too likely to happen.

It was seen last summer on Jay Stansfield’s £15 million contract – it could also arrive in the Gray scene. He also possibly attacked the seductive attack duo with another target on Joe Gerhardt’s ever-expanding blues shopping list.

Why Gelhardt is great

Both Birmingham targets show a flash of excellence at the top of the British football pyramid, and Gray’s sublime strike against Arsenal is just one of the 19 goals Jamaica International notched in the Premier League.

Still in the early stages of his career, Gerhard has an eight-goal contribution next to his name in the elite division when he was considered the next big thing to come out of Leeds United’s respected academy.

Looking at the table above, Gray can give Gerhard the chance. You can also score from whether the pair immediately brings together Don Birmingham Blue.

Even when he’s not attacking all cylinders with his current employer Al-Ettifaq, the frustrated Gray is about to win four big healthy opportunities created by the Ex-Bruce attackers in Saudi Arab League action last season.

His teammates in the Middle East may not end his move, but Gerhard could be the perfect companion for Gray based on his final campaign with his impressive championship number against Hull City.

The aforementioned stance field is also nearby, so the winger of “Electric” – he was previously labelled sparkly by journalist Scott Sanders, so Gerhard was able to really bolster Birmingham’s attack numbers before officially kicking off.