' WALES FOOTBALL IDOL OFFERED £100,000 A WEEK MOVE '
Tue Jul 12, 2016 8:02 pm
' WALES FOOTBALL IDOL OFFERED £100,000 A WEEK MOVE '
Wales Euro 2016 goal idol Hal Robson-Kanu offered £100,000-a-week move to Chinese Super League – reports
Daily Mirror
Tuesday 12th July 2016
BY HUW SILK
The former Reading man could be heading to the Far East, according to newspaper reports
Wales striker Hal Robson-Kanu has also been linked with Cardiff City and Swansea City
Hal Robson-Kanu's form for Wales during the European Championships could land him a whopping £100,000-a-week contract in the Far East.
Reports suggest the striker, who is currently unattached, could make a big money move to the Chinese Super League.
After he fired his country past Belgium a number of potential suitors have come forward for the Wales hitman.
Hull City's Steve Bruce has said he would be keen to sign the 27-year-old, whose contract with Reading ran out 24 hours before his goal in the quarter-final.
Hal Robson-Kanu's strike was the BBC's pick for goal of Euro 2016 – but he still needs your votes for official accolade
Welsh duo Swansea City and Cardiff City are among the other clubs to be linked with Robson-Kanu this summer.
But now it is being reported by the Mirror that Chinese clubs Jiangsu Suning and Beijing Guoan, as well as Al Jazira Club from the United Arab Emirates, are interested.
And in leagues with plenty of cash to splash, Robson-Kanu's exploits in France could see him land a lucrative deal
.
Earlier this week, Southampton's Italian striker Graziano Pelle became the latest high-profile recruit to move to China after joining on a £12m deal.
He is now being paid an eye-watering weekly wage of £250,000.
Wales Euro 2016 goal idol Hal Robson-Kanu offered £100,000-a-week move to Chinese Super League – reports
Daily Mirror
Tuesday 12th July 2016
BY HUW SILK
The former Reading man could be heading to the Far East, according to newspaper reports
Wales striker Hal Robson-Kanu has also been linked with Cardiff City and Swansea City
Hal Robson-Kanu's form for Wales during the European Championships could land him a whopping £100,000-a-week contract in the Far East.
Reports suggest the striker, who is currently unattached, could make a big money move to the Chinese Super League.
After he fired his country past Belgium a number of potential suitors have come forward for the Wales hitman.
Hull City's Steve Bruce has said he would be keen to sign the 27-year-old, whose contract with Reading ran out 24 hours before his goal in the quarter-final.
Hal Robson-Kanu's strike was the BBC's pick for goal of Euro 2016 – but he still needs your votes for official accolade
Welsh duo Swansea City and Cardiff City are among the other clubs to be linked with Robson-Kanu this summer.
But now it is being reported by the Mirror that Chinese clubs Jiangsu Suning and Beijing Guoan, as well as Al Jazira Club from the United Arab Emirates, are interested.
And in leagues with plenty of cash to splash, Robson-Kanu's exploits in France could see him land a lucrative deal
.
Earlier this week, Southampton's Italian striker Graziano Pelle became the latest high-profile recruit to move to China after joining on a £12m deal.
He is now being paid an eye-watering weekly wage of £250,000.
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Re: ' WALES FOOTBALL IDOL OFFERED £100,000 A WEEK MOVE '
Tue Jul 12, 2016 8:05 pm
i'd take the money if i was him, the simple reason being that he will never get a chance to earn life changing money like that, as he lacks the ability. but hats off to him as it looks like he will be taking a much lesser salary to get a shot at the PL again.
Re: ' WALES FOOTBALL IDOL OFFERED £100,000 A WEEK MOVE '
Tue Jul 12, 2016 8:18 pm
He should take that staggering offer. Good luck to him aswell
Re: ' WALES FOOTBALL IDOL OFFERED £100,000 A WEEK MOVE '
Tue Jul 12, 2016 8:18 pm
Tan sign him up now !!!!! 
Re: ' WALES FOOTBALL IDOL OFFERED £100,000 A WEEK MOVE '
Tue Jul 12, 2016 8:36 pm
That's crazy money which he will never get offered again. If he goes to a premier side instead though full respect.
Re: ' WALES FOOTBALL IDOL OFFERED £100,000 A WEEK MOVE '
Tue Jul 12, 2016 10:07 pm
SwampCCFC wrote:i'd take the money if i was him, the simple reason being that he will never get a chance to earn life changing money like that, as he lacks the ability. but hats off to him as it looks like he will be taking a much lesser salary to get a shot at the PL again.
Agree.