Southampton's iconic forward Matt Le Tissier has made his presence known on the James Ward-Prowse matter but there are clear seeds of squad downfall Saints must notice.
In football, good intentions need not be brilliant actions for the future and ninety percent of the time, this lesson feels overdue is with transfer speculations. Rest of the teams have long weighed what bargains they forgot to pick from the recent window and Southampton fans, possibly a mini chunk, are realising whether James Ward-Prowse's outcast status came too late for them.
And when there's no half of football scheduled at St. Mary's, it's debate time for anything and presently JWP's is the most engaging one.
Club icon Matt Le Tissier has also jumped on it with GIVEMESPORT quoting his words: "Obviously, if the club can afford it, he's somebody who will bring a decent bit of quality into the team."
Saints, we can comprehend Le Tissier's kind intentions of heroes gliding a ball again on the St. Mary's turf but with Ward-Prowse, there are a few problems.
Ward-Prowse's future can spell the end of a bright Southampton prospect
As a midfielder, Adam Lallana also guided his sheer qualities at Southampton one year prior but he left the playing unit and the other guys playing through the middle haven't made that known outright.
Assuming Ward-Prowse performs ten times better than Lallana's ultimate stint, then also one progress meter is set to be compromised. If not the club's, then for sure Caspar Jander's as Shea Charles and Finn Azaz will continue being fielded and it's common math.
Like Adam Armstrong returned and Damion Downs' name has vanished from the striker's competition, Jander could be less utilized with Ward-Prowse's presence. Something, which Real Madrid's finest Toni Kroos had relayed and by Thursday, all Saints were feeling his fears were vague.
Is it worth putting young talents' Southampton future on the line? Seriously, not and hence, Ward-Prowse's option must not be taken unless Southampton wish to disorganize things.