Middlesbrough’s head of football, Kieran Scott, recently shared updates on the team’s summer transfer business, emphasizing that they are not done yet. He expressed his excitement over the signing of Micah Hamilton from Manchester City, highlighting the versatile forward’s capabilities on the field. Hamilton, a City academy graduate, has signed a four-year contract with Boro, adding depth to their attacking options.
Scott described Hamilton as an exciting player who can play in various positions across the front three, showcasing his pace and ability to take on defenders. The head of football expressed eagerness to see Hamilton in action and praised the progress of the club in attracting players like him on a permanent deal.
The addition of Hamilton marks the fourth signing for Boro this summer, with Scott hinting at more deals in the works. The team is reportedly focusing on securing a centre-forward and a left-back, with the latter becoming a priority following Alex Bangura’s injury. Boro is also in the running to sign Bristol City striker Tommy Conway, who has turned down a contract extension with the Robins.
Looking ahead to the remainder of the transfer window, Scott mentioned that the club is pleased with their summer business but is still actively pursuing additional signings. He teased a potential deal that is currently in progress, hinting at further developments in the coming weeks.
As Boro fans eagerly anticipate the new season, the team’s transfer activity signals a proactive approach to strengthening the squad and competing in the Championship. With Scott at the helm overseeing recruitment, supporters can expect more exciting developments as the window draws to a close on August 30.
