BOURNEMOUTH are set to end their ‘spend, spend, spend’ policy and open the door to selling stars Callum Wilson and Josh King.
Owner Maxim Demin has backed the Cherries success story during their remarkable rise to the Premier League but is now planning a change of tactics.
Bournemouth stars David Brooks, Callum Wilson and Josh King could be on the move in the summer
Boss Eddie Howe is bracing for a shake-up in the next transfer window and strikers Wilson and King, both 28, could be the ones to bring in the cash.
Bournemouth have collected a lot of young players in the past few seasons but have been unable to make a profit on them.
Dominic Solanke and Jordon Ibe arrived from Liverpool with big prices and big reputations but have failed to deliver.
The South Coast outfit will lose Ibe and Ryan Fraser at the end of their contracts this summer.
Winger David Brooks, 22, would also be a wanted man if he had not missed the season with a serious ankle injury.
Manchester United and Spurs were keen and could rekindle their interest if he regains fitness.
The Wales international featured 33 times for the Cherries in all competitions last season.
He chipped in with a total of seven goals and five assists, with the player getting on the score sheet against the likes of Chelsea, Brighton and Fulham.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
