Birmingham is now entering talks to sign “Brilliant Striker” which wins 47k-P / W £

Birmingham City are back in the second level of English football and have now participated in talks to sign an attacker who could help his offer for another promotion, according to a report.

Birmingham City Prepare for life in the championship

The Blues stormed Glory in League One last season and seemed ready to continue their ambitious project in St Andrews after Jeremy Dale was appointed his new managing director After accessing this role on a provisional basis in January.

Speaking after hiring Dale permanently was confirmed, the president of Birmingham, Tom Wagner, said: “While we are entering a new important chapter for Birmingham City, including our return to the championship, we are happy to appoint Jeremy as CEO.

“The club has made significant progress under its leadership in recent months and we are delighted with its continuous leadership while we maintain our attention on the execution of our long -term strategy and the creation of a solid base for the future.”

While things are going on the field, Birmingham wants new additions and Demai Gray closes on a return to its old trampling land after nine years from the West Midlands.

Kwame Poku by Peterborough United was also linked to a move to the blues, however Lewis O’Brien by Nottingham Forest appears a more likely signature for Chris Davies While he opens for a season when he will seek to go beyond expectations.

Winning an automatic promotion can be a difficult task, but it is likely that the blues can fight seriously for an eliminatory niche in the light of their strong team and its positive impulse of the last quarter.

Now they participated in talks with a prolific scorer who has become an intriguing possibility on the market this summer.

Birmingham in talks to sign Kyogo Furuhashi

According to reports in France, Birmingham entered talks to sign the reindeer striker Kyogo Furuhashi Despite the Japan International did not reach Ligue 1 outfit in January.

The German clubs would also be to keep an eye on his situation after having only had six appearances for his new team during the second half of the last campaign, where he failed to score.

£ 47,000 per week. Turned in importance in European football in Celtic and recorded 85 goals in 165 games for the Scottish Giants before his move to Rennes.

However, he is now free to leave the side of Habib Beye after having failed to have a sustained impact and could now find himself linked with former teammate Tomoki Iwata in St Andrews.

Furuhashi, Previously labeled a “brilliant striker” by John Hartsonhas not been a prolific force before the goal lately. However, there is every chance that Birmingham could enter the photo to guarantee the promotion if they could drop someone from their caliber.