In light of the Brighton bid, Eiran Cashin discusses Derby County’s weekly wage, transfer value, and contract status.
Lars-Jorgen Salvesen’s £800k acquisition from Viking FK has given the Rams a lift,
but outgoings have accounted for the majority of their transfer window activity thus far.
Paul Warne is facing a dilemma at center back as Nat Phillips was substituted out at halftime against
Leyton Orient in the FA Cup third round and has missed the last two league games,
while Curtis Nelson will be sidelined for the remainder of the season due to a knee injury.
However, when Brighton & Hove Albion, a Premier League team, made a bid for Eiran Cashin on Monday night,
Derby’s worst fears came true. Football League World has looked into it after the club rejected the proposal and said he is not for sale. The Rams have spent very little since winning promotion to the Championship, with Salvesen just the fourth player that they have splashed out on this season, but they have still added plenty of new faces to the squad since the summer.
According to Capology, Cashin is still among the club’s highest earnings despite the fact that player salaries have increased due to the division’s growth.
The 23-year-old is currently Derby’s joint-third highest paid player, earning £8,500 a week, which is the same as Jacob Widell Zetterstrom, according to the website’s estimates.
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