It speaks volumes about Cardiff's attacking output last sea

' Callum Robinson '

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It speaks volumes about Cardiff's attacking output last season that Callum Robinson finished their second-highest scorer despite being out injured since February.

He scored seven goals in all competitions and grabbed six assists (the most of any Cardiff player) to boot before picking up a hamstring injury against Reading.

It's not an awful return from 23 games, but the fact he topped the club's scoring charts shows how poor they were at finding the back of the net last term. Just 41 goals scored in the league all season, the second lowest in the Championship. Put simply, no player, not even Robinson, was ruthless enough.

Bulut wants to win and ergo he'll want goals. It is expected that his revamp will focus largely on improving the Bluebirds' attacking pedigree. If he wants to remain Cardiff's main attacking outlet, Robinson must exhibit the ruthlessness that his side were missing last season - but there's every chance with the right service, he could thrive under the new boss.

If we don’t add a couple of goal scores we are on for a long hard season again

If we don’t add a couple of goal scores we are on for a long hard season again

Listening to Dalman and if he is true to his word, we should expect another Kieffer Moore and we will be Top 6 with 19 new signings and many quality

If we don’t add a couple of goal scores we are on for a long hard season again

Listening to Dalman and if he is true to his word, we should expect another Kieffer Moore and we will be Top 6 with 19 new signings and many quality

Big part of that is If true to his word. Football is a funny business you can 100% believe something is going to happen and then you get kicked in the teeth
A wait a see situation as every season has been Would love to see some positivity back to the club and it’s supporters

At the moment attacking options are worse than last,season. No Philogene and Kaba.
Squad looks weak as it stands today