Cardiff Ready to Recruit Two Player Norway
Follow @mibimiboAfter the success in the first game, the new Cardiff City manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will recruit two new players home country, Norway. As reported by Sky Sports, Solskjaer wants to recruit Mats Moller Daehli of Molde and Heerenveen player Magnus Wolff Eikrem. Both of these players plays as a midfielder.
Solskjaer has worked with Daehli and Eikrem in Molde. Special Eikrem, 40-year-old manager has been working together since at Manchester United. Eikrem then moved to Molde in the summer of 2013 and sold to Dutch club Heerenveen. While Daehli regarded as the best young player in Norway today. This blog All About Football News and Entertainment
Molde director Nordstrand Tarje admitted interest in Cardiff to the players. "We've talked to Cardiff about Daehli," he told Romsdals Budstikka. "The talks went well. Daehli will speak to the club. I think this will be done in a few days."
While Heereven confirms talks have not reached an agreement. "There will be a final offer from Cardiff," said management Heereven to De Telegraaf.
Heerenveen coach Marco van Basten regrets if Eikrem leave. "Unfortunately he's gone because it has become an important part in the final period of the first scar season for us," said the former Dutch national team.
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Solskjaer has worked with Daehli and Eikrem in Molde. Special Eikrem, 40-year-old manager has been working together since at Manchester United. Eikrem then moved to Molde in the summer of 2013 and sold to Dutch club Heerenveen. While Daehli regarded as the best young player in Norway today. This blog All About Football News and Entertainment
Molde director Nordstrand Tarje admitted interest in Cardiff to the players. "We've talked to Cardiff about Daehli," he told Romsdals Budstikka. "The talks went well. Daehli will speak to the club. I think this will be done in a few days."
While Heereven confirms talks have not reached an agreement. "There will be a final offer from Cardiff," said management Heereven to De Telegraaf.
Heerenveen coach Marco van Basten regrets if Eikrem leave. "Unfortunately he's gone because it has become an important part in the final period of the first scar season for us," said the former Dutch national team.
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