' EX-CITY MIDFIELDER HEADING BACK TO CHAMPIONSHIP ? '
Fri Jul 03, 2015 11:33 pm
Sheffield Wednesday are leading the race for ex-Cardiff City and Wigan Athletic midfielder Kim Bo-Kyung, according to HITC Sport.
Saturday July 4th 2015
The South Korean international is a free agent after leaving Wigan following their relegation to League One. He had joined the Latics earlier this year in a deal until the end of the season after leaving Cardiff.
A number of clubs from across Europe are said to be interested in the 25-year-old, but Wednesday are ready to make a bumper off to the midfielder to try and persuade him to join the South Yorkshire side.
The Owls have ambitious owners with plans for a promotion push for this coming season and have recently named Carlos Carvalhal as their new head coach.
Premier League clubs and a number of Championship sides are interested in Bo-kyung, while a number of team from France, Spain and Germany have already made contact with the South Korean.
Saturday July 4th 2015
The South Korean international is a free agent after leaving Wigan following their relegation to League One. He had joined the Latics earlier this year in a deal until the end of the season after leaving Cardiff.
A number of clubs from across Europe are said to be interested in the 25-year-old, but Wednesday are ready to make a bumper off to the midfielder to try and persuade him to join the South Yorkshire side.
The Owls have ambitious owners with plans for a promotion push for this coming season and have recently named Carlos Carvalhal as their new head coach.
Premier League clubs and a number of Championship sides are interested in Bo-kyung, while a number of team from France, Spain and Germany have already made contact with the South Korean.
Re: ' EX-CITY MIDFIELDER HEADING BACK TO CHAMPIONSHIP ? '
Fri Jul 03, 2015 11:37 pm
Get him back to us quick! On the other hand, too much skill for Slade to handle
Re: ' EX-CITY MIDFIELDER HEADING BACK TO CHAMPIONSHIP ? '
Sat Jul 04, 2015 12:14 am
Would love him back. Not capable of playing 442 though
Re: ' EX-CITY MIDFIELDER HEADING BACK TO CHAMPIONSHIP ? '
Sat Jul 04, 2015 8:45 am
Get him back.. Loved Kimbo
Kim Kim wherever you maybe u eat dog in ur own country... Could be worse, could be Scouse eating rats in ur council house..
Kim Kim wherever you maybe u eat dog in ur own country... Could be worse, could be Scouse eating rats in ur council house..
Re: ' EX-CITY MIDFIELDER HEADING BACK TO CHAMPIONSHIP ? '
Sat Jul 04, 2015 9:08 am
They are welcome to him. Like noone and daelhi vastly over rated.
Re: ' EX-CITY MIDFIELDER HEADING BACK TO CHAMPIONSHIP ? '
Sat Jul 04, 2015 9:58 am
To lightweight and flattered to deceive in my opinion.
Re: ' EX-CITY MIDFIELDER HEADING BACK TO CHAMPIONSHIP ? '
Sat Jul 04, 2015 1:18 pm
Davedingbluebird wrote:Get him back.. Loved Kimbo
Kim Kim wherever you maybe u eat dog in ur own country... Could be worse, could be Scouse eating rats in ur council house..
What about this version?
Kim kim wherever u maybe u eat dog in ur country. ... Could be worse could br fking jack eating rat in ur council flat
Re: ' EX-CITY MIDFIELDER HEADING BACK TO CHAMPIONSHIP ? '
Tue Jul 07, 2015 8:15 pm
Nottingham Forest eyeing move for ex-Cardiff City midfielder? - UPDATED ....
Nottingham Forest have been linked with a move for South Korean International Kim Bo-Kyung, reports the Nottingham Post.
The London 2012 Olympic bronze medalist is seeking interest from numerous Sky Bet Championship clubs after his release from recently relegated Wigan Athletic.
The former Cardiff City midfielder made 18 appearances for the Latics last season, scoring twice, before being released after their relegation from the Championship last season.
The 25-year-old already has a wealth of experience, accumulating 32 caps for his national side as well as the tough task of replacing former Manchester United star Park Ji-Sung in the side and achieving promotion with his former side Cardiff City.
It is believed that Sheffield Wednesday are leading the race for Kim Byo-Kyung with Reading and Forest both battling for his signature.
Despite the relegation he was a part of last season, the South Korean International would be an exceptionally good signing for any side in the Championship.
Especially for Nottingham Forest who are still in a weakened position under their FFP restrictions resulting in their transfer embargo.
With Forest only being able to offer no more than £10,000 a week in wages, it makes it extra challenging for manager Dougie Freedman to sign the creative midfielder.
Read more at http://footballleagueworld.co.uk/nottin ... EfZ5MzD.99
Nottingham Forest have been linked with a move for South Korean International Kim Bo-Kyung, reports the Nottingham Post.
The London 2012 Olympic bronze medalist is seeking interest from numerous Sky Bet Championship clubs after his release from recently relegated Wigan Athletic.
The former Cardiff City midfielder made 18 appearances for the Latics last season, scoring twice, before being released after their relegation from the Championship last season.
The 25-year-old already has a wealth of experience, accumulating 32 caps for his national side as well as the tough task of replacing former Manchester United star Park Ji-Sung in the side and achieving promotion with his former side Cardiff City.
It is believed that Sheffield Wednesday are leading the race for Kim Byo-Kyung with Reading and Forest both battling for his signature.
Despite the relegation he was a part of last season, the South Korean International would be an exceptionally good signing for any side in the Championship.
Especially for Nottingham Forest who are still in a weakened position under their FFP restrictions resulting in their transfer embargo.
With Forest only being able to offer no more than £10,000 a week in wages, it makes it extra challenging for manager Dougie Freedman to sign the creative midfielder.
Read more at http://footballleagueworld.co.uk/nottin ... EfZ5MzD.99
Re: ' EX-CITY MIDFIELDER HEADING BACK TO CHAMPIONSHIP ? '
Wed Jul 08, 2015 8:39 pm
Shocking player. A 2 month spell at the end of the promotion season was all he ever did for us 