Showing posts with label Jason Koumas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jason Koumas. Show all posts

Koumas Seals Wigan Switch

Jason Koumas, Wales.

Jason Koumas has completed a £5.3million move to Wigan, the club have confirmed.

Koumas had already passed a medical, and the Wales international agreed terms on a four-year contract.

The deal represents a £3million profit for West Brom on a player who cost them £2.25million from Tranmere in 2002.

Koumas has since made 141 appearances for the Baggies, scoring 23 goals, while he netted a further 13 during a season-long loan with Cardiff in 2005-06.

As we wrote back in May, "Jason Koumas is an old-school blog favorite from his earlier stint in the Premiership with West Brom. We would certainly look forward to his return, and would hope that he has improved his all-around game without sacrificing his wicked left foot and skill at set pieces."

All hail the new Jimmy Bullard.

Koumas is stuck on Toffees move

Jason Koumas has refused to rule out a move to Everton after making it clear he wants to be playing in the Premiership next season.The talented Wales midfielder has been strongly linked with a £4million move to Goodison Park following West Brom's failure to win the Championship play-off final against Derby on Monday.

Koumas, who has been a long-term target for Everton boss David Moyes, accepts now that his future may lie away from The Hawthorns.

Here's a happy confluence of two previous posts. Could Koumas be the spark that I feel Everton needs? And would he take set-piece duties away from Arteta?

Keane eyeing bids for Albion pair

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Sunderland boss Roy Keane has set his sights on West Brom duo Jason Koumas and Paul McShane following Albion's Championship play-off heartache.The Baggies were defeated 1-0 by Derby at Wembley on Monday and the majority of their big-name players are expected to leave The Hawthorns this summer.
Jason Koumas is an old-school blog favorite from his earlier stint in the Premiership with West Brom. We would certainly look forward to his return, and would hope that he has improved his all-around game without sacrificing his wicked left foot and skill at set pieces.