
Show Notes
The best transfers you haven't heard about from the summer. Patrick and Neel each bring three under the radar signings, from young wingers hoping to break into the Bundesliga to a PSG cast off who could be one of the best value moves of the window.
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Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
01:53 – Leo Sauer to Stuttgart
09:00 – Afonso Moreira to Bayer Leverkusen
16:43 – Rocco Reitz to RB Leipzig
23:08 – Lee Kang-in to Atletico Madrid
29:47 – Franjo Ivanovic to Lens
36:09 – Troy Parrott to Real Betis
40:09 – Neel's Writing and Upcoming Transfer Grades
42:13 – Outro
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