“I regret my decision, could have done better at Stoke” Luke Cundle opens up on missed opportunity to make a difference at Stoke City, regrets following Wolves links

This article is part of Football League World’s ‘Terrace Talk’ series, a platform for FLW Fan Pundits to share personal opinions on the latest football news.

Stoke City’s decision not to bring back Luke Cundle following his successful loan spell has been considered a mistake by the Championship side. The 22-year-old, who is under contract with Wolves, struggled to secure a spot in the Premier League team and opted to go on loan last season instead. Despite making a significant impact during his time at Stoke, a deal for his return could not be finalized.

Fans, including FLW Fan Pundit Sam, expressed regret over Stoke missing out on signing Cundle. Recognizing his contributions to the team, Sam highlighted Cundle’s energy and skill, believing that he could have provided a valuable spark off the bench. With several midfield options available, including Bosun Lawal and others, the addition of Cundle could potentially have filled a gap in Stoke’s squad, particularly during tight games where his presence could have made a difference.

Looking ahead, Stoke may have the opportunity to rectify this missed chance in January when Cundle is likely to be available for a move. Following a frustrating period at Wolves, the 22-year-old will be eager to get back to playing regular football. Given his situation, it is anticipated that Wolves may be open to a potential loan or permanent switch for Cundle in the upcoming transfer window.

Therefore, despite the disappointment of not securing his return in the summer, Stoke could have the chance to make amends and bolster their squad with Cundle’s addition come January. This missed opportunity may yet turn into a positive decision for the Potters, providing them with added depth and quality in midfield as they seek to strengthen under new management.

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