Trendon Nelson Watford is a professional basketball player for the Portland Trail Blazers. Trendon is 20 years old and stands at 6 ft 8 in and plays as a Power forward. He played college basketball for the Louisiana State Tigers. He is a rookie player in the league and has a long way to raise through the ranks to become a recognizable player in …
Why Watford signing Philip Zinckernagel would be a shrewd move According to the Watford Observer, Watford are on the verge of completing a deal for Bodo/Glimt winger Philip Zinckernagel in the January transfer window. As per the report, the Hornets are in advanced talks with the former Danish U-20 international, who is set to become …
Why Watford parting ways with Etienne Capoue would be a fair deal According to claims from French outlet RMC Sport (h/t The Sun), Watford midfielder Etienne Capoue has agreed to join Villarreal on a two-and-a-half-year deal in January. As per the report, the Hornets have ironed out a deal with the La Liga side for …
Why Matteo Ahlinvi would be a good long-term signing for Watford According to claims from French outlet Foot Mercato (h/t Hertfordshire Live), Watford are keeping close tabs on Nimes midfielder Matteo Ahlinvi ahead of a potential transfer swoop in the January window. The Hornets, though, aren’t alone in their pursuit of the 21-year-old Benin international. …
Why Watford should look at Jonathan Panzo as one for the future According to Twitter claims from reputed journalist Nizaar Kinsella, Watford could offer highly-rated defender Jonathan Panzo a route back to English football in the near future. The 20-year-old currently plies his trade with Dijon in Ligue 1 and has attracted interest from Sporting …
Why Christian Atsu would be a smart signing for Watford in January Back in October, a report from the Watford Observer had mentioned Watford among the potential suitors for out-of-favour Newcastle United winger Christian Atsu. It was claimed that the Hornets had made a loan approach for the Ghanaian international but he eventually ended up …
Why Watford should eye cut-price Joe Bennett swoop in January Back in October, a report from Sky Sports (h/t Wales Online) had claimed that Watford were interested in signing Cardiff City star Joe Bennett before the domestic deadline. However, the left-back ended up staying put in South Wales after negotiations between the clubs failed to …
Why Watford offering Joao Pedro a new deal would be the right move According to claims from TEAMtalk (h/t Hertfordshire Live), Watford are planning to offer Brazilian striker Joao Pedro a new long-term deal. The teenager has caught the eye with a string of impressive displays in what has so far been a productive breakthrough …
Why Watford parting ways with Daryl Janmaat is an ideal move According to the Watford Observer, Watford have confirmed the departure of right-back Daryl Janmaat on a free transfer. The Dutchman made 85 appearances for the Hornets in all competitions following his move to Vicarage Road from Newcastle United back in the summer of 2016, …
Why Watford shouldn’t hesitate to part ways with Kiko Femenia According to the Watford Observer, Watford are in talks with Spartak Moscow to sanction an exit for full-back Kiko Femenia, initially on loan, with an obligation to make the deal permanent next summer. As per the report, the 29-year-old is keen on a move to …
Why Watford should target a loan deal for Christian Atsu According to the Watford Observer, Watford are among a number of Championship clubs to have made contact with Newcastle United over a potential loan deal for Christian Atsu. The 28-year-old Ghanaian international, who turned down a loan move to Celtic earlier in the summer, has …
Why Baba Rahman would be a good signing for Watford According to the Watford Observer, Watford are interested in completing a loan deal for out-of-favour Chelsea left-back Baba Rahman ahead of next week’s domestic transfer deadline. As per the report, the Hornets are among a host of Championship clubs interested in securing the services of …
