Many Southampton fans are far from happy with comments from Ralph Hasenhuttl on the club's transfer plans ahead of the summer window.

It could well be a busy summer for the Saints, but mainly because they are likely to be fielding offers from other clubs for some of their star players. Striker Danny Ings has been linked with a move to Manchester City as Sergio Aguero leaves the Citizens (Sky Sports), while Tottenham are interested in signing central defender Jannik Vestergaard (Daily Express).

Speaking prior to Southampton's match against West Bromwich Albion on Monday, Hasenhuttl shared the club's plans. He provided some good news, saying that the likes of Ings and Vestergaard are not for sale, but he did also admit that the south coast outfit will need to look to sign players for below £10m, which is relatively cheap in the Premier League.

The comments were shared on Twitter by journalist Tom Leach, and it is fair to say that some Saints fans were far from happy, with one even calling the manager "deluded" following his remarks. Another took aim at what they saw as the flawed transfer dealings of former vice-chairman Les Reed.

These supporters took to the social media platform to share their thoughts.

Let's see what the fans had to say about the comments from Hasenhuttl below

"Hasenhuttl is deluded if he believes we will turn down good offers for Ings and Vestergaard, I wouldn't be surprised to see Ward-Prowse go as well,"

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"This is all rather depressing stuff. Sub £10 million targets = dross"

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"The issue is that who is going to pay good money for the dross that fills our squad? Thanks Les Reed for wasting so much money, guess that agents were throwing cash about"

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"That’s them sold then!"

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"So next year we lose Ings for nothing. £20m down the drain"

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"Sounds like another negative transfer windows on the cards. It’s near on impossible to sign PL quality for those prices. No doubt sign some fringe player from a bigger European club as usual and they struggle to adjust."

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