I have no doubt that Josh King will be ready to play when he is fit enough. The interest form Manchester United must have turned his head, and I am sure he would have loved to go back there to play for one of the biggest, if not the biggest club in the world. But Josh knows that he only got that interest because he has impressed in the past playing for Bournemouth. If he wants the interest to be renewed in the summer he has to hope Ole Gunnar Solskjaer stay in his role and that he starts to score goals again.
I am not sure why King has not been scoring as many goals as usual this season.He has had his fair share of injuries and was asked to play out wide in the early part of the season, but when he has been fit the goals have not flowed. The team as a whole has not been functioning well before the win against Brighton, but now that it has refound some rhythm and drive it is a good time for Josh King to come back into the picture.
I have my fingers crossed that Josh could be back this weekend. He has been missed and he could probably do with being reunited with the fans, having gone through a stressful transfer window with nothing changing. He knows he is adored at Bournemouth, but he has a few months to really show us all why he deserves a move to a club like Manchester United. If he keeps the club up and gets a hat full of goals before May, we can have no ill feelings towards him.
I don't see many other players like Josh in the league and it will be hard to replace him. But if Bournemouth get a good fee for him they simply have to spend that money well. Before that Josh has a big job to do, and I think he will be able to give the Cherries the boost that they need to get them over the line. Josh can'y go back to what happened in January now, he has a few months to get himself a big move or a new contract and I'm sure he wants to give all he can to keeping Bournemouth up.
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| Josh King will need to hit top form as soon as comes back. |
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