“Scoring 100 goals…” – Leeds United and Ipswich Town urged to accelerate PL transfer pursuits
Carlton Palmer has shared his thoughts in the Championship interest in Kieffer Moore.
The AFC Bournemouth striker looks set for a possible exit this month after falling down the pecking order at the Premier League club.
It was reported earlier this week that a host of Championship sides are interested in the striker, with teams such as Leeds, Ipswich, West Brom, Middlesbrough, Birmingham City, and Cardiff all credited with an interest.
There has been a further update with talkSPORT’s Alex Crook stating that Bournemouth will allow the player to leave as long as they are able to bring in a replacement first.
But it seems that there is a fight between a host of Championship clubs for the signature of Moore.
Carlton Palmer believes Kieffer Moore would be a good signing for any Championship club
Palmer shared his thoughts on Leeds United and Ipswich Town joining the race for Bournemouth striker Kieffer Moore.
He told FLW: “Several clubs, which include the likes of Leeds United, Ipswich Town, West Brom, Middlesbrough and Cardiff are all keen to sign Bournemouth centre-forward Kieffer Moore.
“It is understood that Bournemouth would be keen to see the striker depart the club if they can fill his place in the first team squad.
“Kieffer is proven at Championship level, scoring 20 goals in his first season at Cardiff, which earned him his move to Bournemouth.
“At 31, he is experienced and knows what it takes to get promoted out of the Championship, so any club that gets his signature is onto a winner.”
Since joining AFC Bournemouth in January 2022, it has been a struggle for Kieffer Moore, as he’s never been given a run of games.
The forward has had to settle for a lot of minutes off the bench, with him only appearing for the side four times in the 2021/22 season.
Last season, Moore featured a bit for the Cherries but was forever in and out of the side. Now in this campaign, the experienced striker has yet to start a league game, with him appearing off the bench seven times.
Moore has started just once all season, and that came in the EFL Cup. The forward has one goal to his name this term, which came in the win over Crystal Palace last month.
It is clear to see that Moore needs to move on from Bournemouth, whether that be a loan move now or a permanent switch.
The forward isn’t getting the game time he needs, so a switch to the Championship could be ideal for the player, as it’s a division that he’s shined in before.
The striker would no doubt be an excellent addition for any of these sides mentioned with interest, as he would bring a different type of profile, and in some cases, it could be said that he would be a better option than what they currently have on their books.
Not just the interested parties, but any Championship team should be keen on trying to get Moore into their club this January.
