Sep 25, 2026 · 56 min · 15 segments
Callum and Sam are back on the League One Lowdown to review and rank every EFL League One club’s summer transfer window out of 10! From big money overhauls and massive squad rebuilds to subtle…
Callum DavisHost
Sam GriffinHost
We won't obviously mention all of them amongst some of the players that have come in.

Stephen Sessegnon, Dan Sweeney, Zach Nelson, Jadon Stockley as well, Joseph Bursic on loan as well.

I think for Wimbledon, it was about just building on what a success last year was.

Everyone can look at it, oh, they only won like two of their last 20, but ultimately the game was to stay up and they did that.

You look at someone like McInerney, they re-signed Tilly, Zach Nelson came in from Luton, so...

I think it's been a pretty good summer for them, to be honest, just purely because you've got to think of their budget as well and the players that they can attract.

And with the budgets that are being thrown around in League One this year and the wages that we know certain players are on,
it was

But as an overall package, they've kept to their theme of getting experience but they've also got a nice blend of youth um and they have started the season really well as well so as a package you'd probably give them i wouldn't say it was a sensational summer but i wouldn't say it was a bad summer by any means i'd probably give them a solid seven out of ten for a very solid summer to be honest

Some players that have left, Omar Bujo, Joe Lewis has gone as well, Junior Nkeng has gone to Charlton as well.

I think seven, it's not ambitious, I don't think, but it gets done what they need to do.

out of 10 it might be what I go for on to Barnsley then Barnsley a very interesting case study 18th in the table as of recording in terms of players in Tyrese Noslin any other major ones that have come in John Russell potentially he's obviously coming back after an end of loan so who's stood out for you

They brought in a lot of new players and it's been a massive squad overhaul, but I don't think many, if any, are better than what they had.

We won't obviously mention all of them amongst some of the players that have come in.

Stephen Sessegnon, Dan Sweeney, Zach Nelson, Jadon Stockley as well, Joseph Bursic on loan as well.

I think for Wimbledon, it was about just building on what a success last year was.

Everyone can look at it, oh, they only won like two of their last 20, but ultimately the game was to stay up and they did that.

You look at someone like McInerney, they re-signed Tilly, Zach Nelson came in from Luton, so...

I think it's been a pretty good summer for them, to be honest, just purely because you've got to think of their budget as well and the players that they can attract.

And with the budgets that are being thrown around in League One this year and the wages that we know certain players are on,
it was

But as an overall package, they've kept to their theme of getting experience but they've also got a nice blend of youth um and they have started the season really well as well so as a package you'd probably give them i wouldn't say it was a sensational summer but i wouldn't say it was a bad summer by any means i'd probably give them a solid seven out of ten for a very solid summer to be honest

Some players that have left, Omar Bujo, Joe Lewis has gone as well, Junior Nkeng has gone to Charlton as well.

I think seven, it's not ambitious, I don't think, but it gets done what they need to do.

out of 10 it might be what I go for on to Barnsley then Barnsley a very interesting case study 18th in the table as of recording in terms of players in Tyrese Noslin any other major ones that have come in John Russell potentially he's obviously coming back after an end of loan so who's stood out for you

They brought in a lot of new players and it's been a massive squad overhaul, but I don't think many, if any, are better than what they had.
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