David Dunn makes Birmingham City transfer prediction that will excite fans with Premier League in their sights

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Birmingham City have been handed an exciting transfer prediction following their promotion to the Championship.

Before the League One season had even ended, Birmingham City were lining up moves for the summer.

Phil Neumann will join Birmingham next month after he agreed a pre-contract agreement with the club back in January.

Elsewhere, Championship teams are fearful of the Midlands outfit, who we understand are going to have an aggressive summer transfer window.

Now, former player David Dunn has been discussing the club and their potential business in the upcoming window.

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David Dunn backs Birmingham City to invest

Tom Wagner has also already discussed Birmingham breaking their transfer record this year, on one condition.

Now, Dunn has backed the club to ‘invest again’ as they prepare for the 2025/26 season.

The former player also suggested that his ex-team could mount a push for promotion from the second tier in the forthcoming campaign.

He said, as per Vale: “The Championship is a different beast to that of League One, however, with this momentum and the club are likely to invest again, there is no reason Birmingham can’t mount a serious bid for the play-offs and promotion.

“The crowd are all on side, they have a good coach, good squad and with some fine tuning, can give next season a real go.”

What we know about Birmingham City summer transfer plans

It looks set to be a busy 2025 summer transfer window at St Andrew’s, with Birmingham ‘in talks’ to sign Kwame Poku from Peterborough United.

At the other end of the pitch, Mark Travers is wanted by the Blues after a successful loan spell away from Bournemouth at Middlesbrough in 2024/25.

The shot-stopper has desires to become a regular number one, and that is unlikely to happen with the Cherries.

Spilling over from League One, one rivalry looks set to continue this year as Birmingham and Wrexham like Charlie Savage of Reading.