Stoke City submit transfer offer for exciting striker

According to recent sources, Stoke City has made an attempt to sign Luke Supyk, a promising

forward for Wellington Phoenix, in an effort to increase Mark Robins’ striking depth before a

possible relegation struggle in the second half of the season.

With only two loanees signed thus far—Josh Wilson-Esbrand from Manchester City and Ali

Al-Hamadi from Ipswich Town—Stoke has had a slow transfer month. However, manager Robins

needs to bolster his team as the deadline draws nearer.

Despite Al-Hamadi’s arrival, the Potters are clearly in need of striking reinforcements in the

upcoming days because they presently have the lowest scoring record in the Championship and

are engaged in a relegation battle in 20th position

The North Staffordshire club is reportedly interested in New Zealand youth international Supyk,

who has been linked to several strikers in recent weeks. They appear to have taken their desire a step further by taking a firm step to sign him before the deadline on Monday.

Stoke City have approached Wellington Phoenix over a move for Luke Supyk

The Potters have made a bid for Supyk, an 18-year-old striker for Phoenix who is regarded as one of the A-League’s future big stars, according to a recent report from Pete O’Rourke of Football Insider.

He has a contract with Wellington through June 2026, according to Football Insider’s report, though it’s unclear how much Stoke is asking for it.

Supyk, who was born in Wellington, is still very early in his professional career but has already had an influence on men’s football after making it through the Nix’ system and joining the main squad in 2023 at the age of 17.

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