Sheffield United are reportedly on the verge of selling David Brooks to Bournemouth.
Several Sheffield United fans are suggesting Peterborough United’s Marcus Maddison as a potential replacement for David Brooks at Bramall Lane.
According to the Sheffield Star, Brooks is on the verge of leaving Sheffield United for Bournemouth for a fee in excess of £10 million.
And Maddison could be on the market himself this summer, having scored or assisted 35 goals in 53 games last season.
This is what some of a Blades persuasion are saying about the 24-year-old, who is reported to have a buy-out clause of £2.5 million…
According to Peterborough owner Darragh MacAnthony, two clubs are currently ‘working on agreeing terms for Maddison’, although his response to one supporter on Twitter could spell disappointment for the above Sheffield United supporters…
Brooks, who moved to Sheffield United from Manchester City’s academy four years ago, scored or assisted nine goals in 33 games last season – his first in the Football League – and won his first caps for Wales.
Who should replace Brooks at Bramall Lane?
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