Hudson to send out more players on loan from the 17 New

Mark Hudson intends to send several players out on loan to the end of the season from Previous Managers Steve Morison’s 17 New players but also Mark Hudson was his assistant at the time.


By Tom Coleman

Wednesday 28th December 2022


Already Ollie Tanner yet to make the first team will be going out on loan and will be 21 yrs old on his return.

Vontae Campbell is now lined lined up for a loan away, with more to follow:

Cardiff boss Mark Hudson has confirmed Vontae Daley-Campbell could be loaned out when the January window opens.

The right-back has struggled for game time since his summer move to the capital, having made just one appearance for the Bluebirds this term, and it now seems as though he could be lined up for a loan spell away.


Cardiff are currently under a transfer embargo, but are still free to loan players out when the window opens. There could well be a few young players also set for temporary stints away.

Ollie Tanner has already been told he could be loaned out, and Daley-Campbell will potentially follow, along with a couple of other players.


City can sign loan players then, but the other club will have to pay all the players wages as City are under a Transfer Embargo and are stating they have no money.

City can also sign youngsters from other clubs academies, yet again the other club will have to pay the wages.

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Its no surprise when you think about it.

If Hudson wants to bring in players then he needs to offload players.

Players have to play and find their level.

The academy system has wrecked so many careers. The lads have been well paid for their ability so there's no need to push it from their side, but by 21 or 22 they have barely played 50 first-team games and find they are coming from premier league set ups to nonleague in one hell of a bump.

No real surprise here. Morison bought these players in and he’s gone. Hudson is playing much more direct so the players either change or will be shipped out.

Even if Morison had stayed he would still have moved a few of the signings on if they hadn’t lived up to what he expected.

Mind you, I’d be surprised if we let too many go if we’re still under an embargo.