Very little out there

[Nishclishbang 0]

I''ve just spent a couple of hours going through every Premiership Squad, and Jesus strikers are rarer than a Drury goal. If you accept we aren''t going to get a Michael Owen big name, most clubs are playing with 3 or 4 recognised strikers, meaning managers won''t let them go.

Obertan at United would be lovely. Although he is more of a wide man, he has played up the middle for France U21, and would work in a nice 3 alongside WH and GH. Realistically a reach for us. Joshua King at United is also well rated, but young and untested.

One option could be Zavon Hines at West Ham, he was fantastic last year before getting injured, West Ham have a bucket of strikers and we could probably afford him. He''s been on the bench for West Ham, but they have Obinna and Keane to come back.

Last one, and its an oldie - Kevin Phillips at Birmingham. he knows where the goal is though.

Failing that we know there isn''t much in the Championship - we could be stuck with what we have .

[Blurboy1980 36]

Trade the Green Sell on Clause money for a Loan Striker....but they are last so would a reserve striker do well in the championship?

[spencer 1970 207]

If there is nothing else worth bringing in then there is a young striker at chelski worth a look at loan-wise...Fabio Borini, You heard it here first.

[CDMullins 436]

John Guidetti - Id give this guy a chance.

"He enjoyed a fine season with Manchester City Under-18 team, scoring 13 times in 13 appearances. He also marked his reserve team debut with a remarkable hat-trick against a Burnley side containing several seasoned campaigners.[3] Before the start of the Swedish 2010 season Djurg�rdens IF made a strong attempt at signing him on a loan deal for the whole season, but instead he ended up going on loan to his old club IF Brommapojkarna, achieving 3 goals and 4 assists in 8 appearances.[1]

Manchester City''s manager, Roberto Mancini, wanted to see how the youngster matched up alongside the City first team, so he was handed a chance to impress on the club''s pre-season tour in the United States during the summer of 2010.[4] It was during this American tour that John played his first game for the Manchester City first team, coming on as a substitute and playing for the last 16 minutes in a match against Sporting Lisbon.[5] A couple of months later John went on to make his full debut in a competitive match for the Manchester City first team when he was selected as part of the starting lineup for the League Cup third round match against West Bromwich Albion on 22 September 2010 in which he provided the assist for City''s only goal in the game."

[CDMullins 436]

And

International careerGuidetti has played 14 matches and scored 14 goals for Sweden''s various ''Under-19'' national squads, including a sensational 4 goals against the Netherlands'' ''Under-19'' World Cup team. Although initially considered to be beyond selection to play for the Sweden U21 team (who were the leaders of their European Championship qualifying group at the time) in the June 2010 fixtures against Israel and Montenegro, Guidetti ultimately got his chance to play at this higher level as a replacement for the injured first choice striker Agon Mehmeti.[9] Guidetti accordingly took his place in the Sweden U21 team''s starting eleven that won 1�0 against Israel.[10] John earnt his next international cap when he was included in the Sweden U19 team rather than the Sweden U21 team because according to the Swedish ''Under-21'' national team''s coach, J�rgen Lennartsson, they had a greater need for him back in that team, although he might well feature in the Sweden U21 squad again in the near future.[11] John scored after only 4 minutes in his first game back with the ''Under-19'' line-up against Poland.[12][13]

After the Sweden U21 team suffered a surprise home defeat against Israel, John was recalled once again to play for this team in its decisive qualifying match against Bulgaria, where he helped create the winning and only goal in Sweden�s 1�0 victory.