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Which Clubs are interested in bringing Kolašinac?

Published: November 8, 2016
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vmins3gThe English media reported that English premier league clubs Liverpool and West Broomwich Albion are interested in the BiH national team player and football player of Schalke Sead Kolašinac.

Although the latest results of Liverpool are positive, their play clearly shows that they need reinforcement in defense. According to the English media, Liverpool intends to bring Kolašinac, but the BiH national team player is also on the wishlist of WBA.

Reds are currently using James Milner on the position of the left back, which is not his ordinary position. Manager of Liverpool Jurgen Klopp and his associates assessed that Kolašinac is the ideal player for that position.

Efforts of Liverpool are additionally facilitated by the fact that Kolašinac recently rejected the extension of contract with the German club, and that is a motive for Liverpool and the WBA to try to bring him to their clubs already in January. Schalke will not hesitate with the sale because Sead’s contract expires in the summer, so he would leave the club as a free player.

The 23-year-old Kolašinac is worth six million EUR on the market.

(Source: klix.ba)

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