The Saints need goals if they are to reach their ultimate goal - promotion to the Premier League this season.

Writer Paul Blake argues that Southampton may regret sanctioning a loan move for 19-year-old winger Jay Robinson to Serie A side Monza. Robinson has scored two goals in five league appearances in Italy under manager Ivan Juric, making him the joint-highest-scoring English teenager across Europe's top five leagues alongside Fulham's Josh King.
Blake suggests Southampton lacks goalscoring depth on the wings in their Championship promotion chase under head coach Tonda Eckert. While creative options like Tom Fellows and Sam Edozie have struggled for output, Robinson's form abroad offers both regret over his current absence and optimism for his future return.
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