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Murky window could still do with clean up

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The LeaguePaper Team
2 September 2018

LOAN LOOPHOLE HAS GIVEN CLUBS CHANCE TO BEAT DEADLINE…

John Lyons

SWITCH: Tom Bradshaw

HAVE the transfer window changes this summer improved things in the EFL? I’m not so sure. To recap, Premier League clubs voted last September to close the window before the start of the new season. Buying activity finished on August 9 (though it continued until the end of the month in the rest of Europe’s major leagues).
Managers had complained that there was too much uncertainty with their squads and preparations if they could lose players to rivals in the opening weeks of the seaso...

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