Turkish club Kayserispor are interested in Jagiellonia Białystok striker Kamil Grosicki.The Turkish club scouted Grosicki at Poland's friendly match against Bosnia and Herzegovina. Grosicki played well enough to convince Kayserispor to pursue him in the upcoming winter transfer window.
The Turkish side is ready to offer 700 thousnad euro for the former FC Sion and Legia Warszawa player but Jagiellonia Białystok wants one million euro for their star.
Really? He actually played kind of bad in that game.. Anyway, Turkey is where European players go to vanish forever. He should go to Germany.
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ReplyDeletei agree bundes liga is better for him
ReplyDeleteTurkish, Greek, Cypric clubs is where our players go pffft and if lucky the Bundesliga... God give us some better opportunities. The Slovaks and Czechs seem to have the right ideas going to Italy, Spain, Netherlands... What's wrong with Poles doing that? An underdog club in any of those leagues is better than a top performing Hellenistic club (Greece, Turkey)... Poles are better off staying in EK than going East (unless it's a good Russian/Ukrainian club that ppl pay attention to for players)
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