Cardiff’ City's summer supermarket sweep has paid dividends and the squad has a far more balanced, competitive feel to it.
This has been reflected in impressive pre-season performances and hopes are high for the new season. There is still work to be done in the remainder of the transfer window though, as Cardiff currently look light in attack. Even more so since James Collins recently left for Derby.
With Isaak Davies currently sidelined, Mark Harris and Max Watters are the only fit first-team strikers and a couple more of a suitable standard are required. Finding and acquiring them will be easier said than done though. Forwards are the most sought after, highly valued commodity in the game, so for a club without funds for transfer fees and a limited wage budget, it has been and will continue to be a challenge.
