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With the 2024/25 season just around the corner, Cardiff City are shaping up nicely ahead of what’s set to be an exciting campaign in the Welsh capital.

The Bluebirds have already added the likes of Callum Chambers and Chris Willock to their ranks, and Erol Bulut is set to have a strong squad at his disposal when they host Sunderland on the opening weekend of the season.

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After years of struggling in the lower echelons of the Championship table, it seems like the penny has finally dropped for the Bluebirds’ hierarchy that they need to invest in quality players and coaches if they’re to return to the Premier League for the first time since 2019.

With that in mind, Bulut and the club’s board could look to the Premier League to recruit quality this summer, and here are four Premier League players that should be on the Bluebirds’ radar.

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John Mousinho insisted he’s still optimistic over the chances of a Pompey return for Alex Robertson.

And the Blues boss is adamant the bid to bring the Manchester City starlet back to Fratton Park remains alive, amid strong interest from Cardiff City.

And Mousinho revealed Pompey would be open to bringing in the League One title-winning hero on a permanent basis, if that was the best avenue to a Robertson deal this summer.

News emerged of Cardiff’s interest in the 21-year-old this week, with Bluebirds boss Erol Bulut confirming he’s keen on the Socceroo.

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Bulut suggested Cardiff were hopeful of concluding business for ‘two or three’ targets by the end of this weekend, sparking Pompey fears Robertson was on his way to Wales.

Robertson is now into his final year of his existing deal at the Etihad, meaning a permanent exit would be most likely unless he signs a new City deal and goes out on loan once again.

The Dundee-born talent is not part of the Manchester City squad currently touring the United States, and took to social media this week to post holiday snaps from the Maldives.

That’s with Robertson returning from the hamstring injury which curtailed his season last January, after suffering the training ground blow.Mousinho is clear he still sees an opportunity to bring the big fans’ favourite