Done deal; Southampton bring in midfielder as first signing of the season following deal with free agent

St. Mary’s has seen a lot of change this summer as Southampton used the vacation to prepare for life in the Championship after being relegated from the Premier League.

The Saints are playing in their first second-tier season since winning promotion in 2011–12 under Nigel Adkins, so closing the correct deals will be crucial.

They brought in Russell Martin to spearhead their attempt to return to the top division right away.

The south coast team has had a respectably good start, and after three games—two of which they won late on—

they are currently ranked fifth. They also played in a thrilling 4–4 draw with Norwich City.

The former Swansea manager will have a team that is highly

With both additions and departures sculpting the team for their upcoming struggle,

the former Swansea manager will be dealing with a group that is quite different from the one that Ruben Selles managed in the closing parts of the Premier League season.

The ability of Southampton to adjust to these changes will be crucial to the team’s success;

the recent loss of two important players has hurt the Saints.

The Southampton ins and outs as of right now are listed below: This summer season,

Southampton showed their intentions early by acquiring Shea Charles from Manchester City with an initial £10.5 million fee that may increase to £15 million with add-ons.

Although that’s a hefty price to pay for a player from a lower division,

Southampton obviously think Charles is a great prospect who has the potential to succeed in the Championship.

Although the 19-year-old midfielder has played a significant role and served as captain for Manchester City’s U21 team,

he has only played 27 minutes of Premier League football with the main team.

But that hasn’t stopped Charles from becoming well-known throughout the world with Northern Ireland very soon.

Martin will benefit from his versatility as the teenager can play defense or as a defensive midfielder.

In the third matchweek, the young player made his red and white debut by starting the entire 90 minutes in defensive midfield against Plymouth Argyle.

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