Several English Premier League sides have started to jostle for the signature of embattled Super Eagles’ forward, Peter Osaze Odemwingie.
A close associate of the player exclusively hinted The Eagle Online that newly-promoted side, Cardiff City, Hull City, Fulham and Russian giants, Rubin Kazan, have all queued up for the signature of the Nigerian.
The source added that Hull City manager, Steve Bruce, is already preparing an offer, which he intends to present next week.
West Bromwich Albion boss, Steve Clarke, is insisting that Osaze will not be sold cheaply when the transfer window opens in the summer.
Osaze fell apart with the nation’s football governing body, the Nigerian Football Federation, and national team coach, Stephen Keshi, after he engaged them in a manner that attracted widespread condemnation and got him sidelined.
The former Locomotiv Moscow star went on to engage club authorities in similar manner, to the extent of singlehandedly trying to switch to Queens Park Rangers.
The move earned him widespread ridicule.
It also forced him out of team play and reduced him to the status of a training material.
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