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Real Betis And Sevilla Ready To Battle For Danijel Pranjic - Report
The Croatian looks set to be leaving Holland this summer...
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May 19, 2009 9:24:37 PM
Real Betis and Sevilla are both interested in securing the services of highly-rated Croatian Danijel Pranjic according to reports in Spain.
The midfielder is expected to leave Heerenveen this summer and seemingly has no shortage of suitors after some fine performances.
Speaking to the Dutch press, director of Heerenveen, Yme Kuiper admitted that it is likely he will leave the club.
"For the time being we have not had any concrete offers, but I can imagine that Danijel will go. The club would be interested if the right price was put on the table," he said.
Kme went on to say that he thinks there is a "90 per cent possibility that Pranjic will leave the club in the summer".
His words seem to have got plenty of teams interested on the continent, and as well as Liverpool, both Seville clubs are rumoured to want him.
Goal.com Espana reports that Sevilla and Real Betis have been tracking him for a few months now and are ready to make a move.
It seems more likely that Pranjic would move to Sevilla, bearing in mind they look set to be in the Champions League next season and Betis will not be in Europe at all.
However, he would have competition on the flank at Sevilla and Manolo Jimenez could well decide to add to his defence rather than attacking options.
James Walker-Roberts, Goal.com
The midfielder is expected to leave Heerenveen this summer and seemingly has no shortage of suitors after some fine performances.
Speaking to the Dutch press, director of Heerenveen, Yme Kuiper admitted that it is likely he will leave the club.
"For the time being we have not had any concrete offers, but I can imagine that Danijel will go. The club would be interested if the right price was put on the table," he said.
Kme went on to say that he thinks there is a "90 per cent possibility that Pranjic will leave the club in the summer".
His words seem to have got plenty of teams interested on the continent, and as well as Liverpool, both Seville clubs are rumoured to want him.
Goal.com Espana reports that Sevilla and Real Betis have been tracking him for a few months now and are ready to make a move.
It seems more likely that Pranjic would move to Sevilla, bearing in mind they look set to be in the Champions League next season and Betis will not be in Europe at all.
However, he would have competition on the flank at Sevilla and Manolo Jimenez could well decide to add to his defence rather than attacking options.
James Walker-Roberts, Goal.com
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