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Koln complete loan move for Manchester United winger Zoran Tosic - report
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26 Jan 2010 15:57:00
According to a report in German daily Bild, Bundesliga side Koln have secured the services of Manchester United winger Zoran Tosic on a six-month loan deal, with an option to make the move permanent in the summer.
Koln coach Zvonimir Soldo recently expressed his desire to add some more creativity to his squad and the Croatian gaffer made the 22-year-old Tosic his prime target.
A deal already appeared to be on the horizon last week, but the transfer almost collapsed this weekend when Benfica made a move for Tosic, too. However, the Serbian international has made the decision to join Koln after all.
The Geissbocke have reportedly paid Manchester United €500,000 to borrow Tosic until the end of the season.
Neither club has yet confirmed the transfer, but Koln are expected to announce the deal at a press conference later on Tuesday.
Koln coach Zvonimir Soldo recently expressed his desire to add some more creativity to his squad and the Croatian gaffer made the 22-year-old Tosic his prime target.
A deal already appeared to be on the horizon last week, but the transfer almost collapsed this weekend when Benfica made a move for Tosic, too. However, the Serbian international has made the decision to join Koln after all.
The Geissbocke have reportedly paid Manchester United €500,000 to borrow Tosic until the end of the season.
Neither club has yet confirmed the transfer, but Koln are expected to announce the deal at a press conference later on Tuesday.
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