Manchester United are reportedly training their gaze on the Bulgarian born Turkish international left back who has been giving a good account of himse...
Manchester United are reportedly training their gaze on the Bulgarian born Turkish international left back who has been giving a good account of himself at Brighton and Hove Albion. According to exclusive intelligence gathered by GoalZaza, the 26 year old Ferdi Kadioglu has caught the eye of the powers that be at Old Trafford following a standout performance against Chelsea last weekend. The versatile wide man, who can operate on either flank, is said to have impressed the United scouts with his composure on the ball and his ability to break lines with incisive forward passes. In the scheme of things, the Red Devils appear determined to strengthen their defence ahead of the next campaign and Kadioglu has emerged as a prime candidate to provide cover and competition for the left back berth. The Turkish international moved to the Premier League from Fenerbahce in the summer and has adapted swiftly to the rigours of English football, making the lion's share of appearances for the Seagulls this season. United are believed to have held preliminary talks with the player. �s representatives, though Brighton are not expected to part ways with their formidable asset without a significant offer. With the January window fast approaching, the Nigerian football community will be watching closely to see if the former Super Eagles target eventually dons the famous red jersey. At the end of the day, a move to Manchester United would represent a massive step up for the 26 year old, who is already proving that he belongs on the biggest stage. In Lagos viewing centres across Surulere and Ikeja, the news has already sparked heated debates. As the evening matches flicker on the big screens, men in Manchester United jerseys lean forward, shouting over the hum of generators.. �If this Turkish boy can handle Chelsea like that, he can handle Arsenal too,. � one fan declares, while another argues that the club should focus on signing a Nigerian striker instead. The arguments will surely continue until the boots are officially signed, but one thing is certain: the transfer chatter has given the local football faithful something fresh to chew on as the season progresses.
