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Southampton Announce Squad For Training Camp In Spain
Monday, 5th Dec 2022 12:19

Saints have announced their 27 man squad for this week's training camp to Spain and fans will be delighted to see one name on the list.

Saints fans will be cheered to see that Tino Livramento will be back in the first team squad for the the first time since his injury at Brighton back in April and he will also be joined by another casualty in Kyle Walker-Peters who hopefully is now recovered fully from his hamstring injury.

The 27 man squad also includes a few younger players, Lewis Payne, Ryan Finnegan & Jimmy Jay Morgan are all in the party, Dominic Ballard is one glaring omission from this list of up and coming stars, but with the B Team playing Everton at the Snows Stadium in Totton on Saturday with a noon kick off, presumably he will be needed for that one.

Mohammed Salisu and Armel Bella-Kotchap will return to training after a short period of rest upon their return from the World Cup.

The full list is as follows.

- Gavin Bazunu
- Willy Caballero
- Alex McCarthy
- Duje Ä†aleta-Car
- Juan Larios
- Nico Lawrence
- Tino Livramento
- Lyanco
- Lewis Payne
- Romain Perraud
- Thierry Small
- Kyle Walker-Peters
- Ibrahima Diallo
- Ryan Finnigan
- RomÃ©o Lavia
- Ainsley Maitland-Niles
- James Ward-Prowse
- Joe Aribo
- Stuart Armstrong
- Moussa Djenepo
- Sam Edozie
- Mohamed Elyounoussi
- Theo Walcott
- ChÃ© Adams
- Adam Armstrong
- SÃ©kou Mara
- Jimmy-Jay Morgan

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underweststand added 16:37 - Dec 5

Most of the first team + the bench, but an exciting addition with those Academy lads who have been mentioned a lot of late, in particular a no-nonsense RB in Lewis Payne and the new wonder-kid Jimmy-Jay Morgan ...(what a great name for a country singer !)
J.J. has shown some great form in his recent International apps. for England U17, and has scored 11 goals for our " B team " in the last 2 months.
At least we have one striker in form - even if he's still too young to vote.

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Block8 added 20:04 - Dec 5 Would have been nice to see Dom Ballard on the list but some promising youngsters all the same.
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