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Bradley In Talks With Boro
Middlesbrough are reportedly in talks with Heerenveen midfielder Michael Bradley.
Aug 30, 2008 8:21:53 AM
US international Michael Bradley is understod to be discussing a
potential move to Premier League Middlesbrough before the current
transfer window closes.
There has been speculation most of the summer that Bradley might complete a move from Dutch club Heerenveen to the Riverside.
Now, say Clubcall, Middlesbrough manager Gareth Southgate is mounting a late bid to sign the player.
21-year-old Bradley moved to Holland from US Major League Soccer in 2005, and has made a good impression in the Dutch Eredivisie. He netted 15 goals in 30 league appearances last season, an outstanding return for a midfielder.
Middlesbrough have sold four midfielders this summer, and still have Julio Arca sidelined with injury, so the chance to bring in a quality player in that position is one Southgate will probably jump at if the terms are acceptable.
Mark Hinton,Goal.com
There has been speculation most of the summer that Bradley might complete a move from Dutch club Heerenveen to the Riverside.
Now, say Clubcall, Middlesbrough manager Gareth Southgate is mounting a late bid to sign the player.
21-year-old Bradley moved to Holland from US Major League Soccer in 2005, and has made a good impression in the Dutch Eredivisie. He netted 15 goals in 30 league appearances last season, an outstanding return for a midfielder.
Middlesbrough have sold four midfielders this summer, and still have Julio Arca sidelined with injury, so the chance to bring in a quality player in that position is one Southgate will probably jump at if the terms are acceptable.
Mark Hinton,Goal.com
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