Chris Dunlavy

CANNY NORTH END IN SMART MOVE TO CUT TIES

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 August 2026

Chris Dunlavy
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

OUT: Milutin Osmajic

PRESTON have played an absolute blinder convincing Genoa to pay £2.5m for walking liability Milutin Osmajic.
Whether it was biting Blackburn’s Owen Beck, racially abusing Burnley’s Hannibal Mejbri or headbutting Hull’s John Lundstram, the 27-year-old Montenegren was rarely far from an audience with an FA disciplinary panel.
In his three years at Deepdale, Osmajic played 99 Championship games and missed 20 through suspension.
At a club like Preston, where resources are scarce and the squad wafe...

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