Dundee attack will improve insists Steven Pressley as he hails Cameron Congreve capture.

Over the summer, the Dark Blues frontline has undergone a radical transformation. Steven Pressley is adamant that Dundee’s offensive threat will grow in the upcoming games.

After winning consecutive away games at challenging locations, the Dark Blues have received accolades for their defensive sturdiness.

The weekend’s stalemate at Kilmarnock followed a 1-1 tie at Rangers.

At the beginning of the season, Pressley talked about setting the groundwork. He is eager to begin building on those foundations now that he has access to attacking talent.

Joe Westley made his Premiership debut at Ibrox, Yan Dhanda and Cameron Congreve made their debuts at Rugby Park, and Tony Yogane has not yet made a Premiership start.

After an incredible 58 goals left the team at the end of the previous season, all are new additions this summer.

Last season, the Dee scored 84 goals overall. Simon Murray scored 22 of those, and 26 of them are still in the team for the upcoming campaign.

Additionally, he was absent at the beginning of this season.

Murray will ‘make such a difference’

Dundee manager Pressley responded, “Yes, I think so,” when asked if he could see progress in his attack.

Additionally, we must acknowledge that Simon Murray has been absent from the first two games of the season.

His first league start of the season came against Kilmarnock. “Simon will also have a significant impact once he is completely prepared and up to speed.

“We’re quite conscious of that. Receiving more than 70 minutes for the first time was excellent for him. Yan Dhanda contributed to a few of our offensively successful moments.

“With those players returning, Tony Yogane coming in, and players like Cameron Congreve and Joe Westley joining, I think we’re getting real competition for places there, which I also think is really important.”

What to expect from Cameron Congreve

Congreve, who arrived last Friday, came off the bench and nearly scored a game-winning goal late in Kilmarnock. He is the newest arrival.

Pressley is thrilled to have the Wales Under-21s player join his assault on loan from Swansea and is looking forward to what the young player will provide.

After a protracted pursuit, that is. Regarding Congreve, the Dundee manager stated, “I’m expecting a player that has terrific delivery, a player that had a really successful loan at Bromley.”

“He can score more goals than he did at Bromley and creates a lot of opportunities.” He is a player who, in my opinion, can contribute goals, assists, and genuine originality to the group.

He is a thrilling athlete. “It changed so quickly when I spoke to the media last Wednesday.

Later that day, after pursuing him for almost eight weeks, we spoke with him over the phone for the first time. After we talked to him for two or three hours, he made up his mind to come.

“It happened really quickly.

That, in my opinion, was due to the fact that we had been tenacious for a while. We are overjoyed to have him.

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