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Birmingham City could make a move for Marco Donadel, according to reports from Italy this morning. It is believed that Carson Yeung is keen to find a new tough tackling central midfielder, and Donadel has emerged as his preferred option.
Birmingham City have lodged a formal offer for Real Betis and Cameroon international midfielder Achille Emana, according to reports from France this morning. It is understood that the Betis man could leave the club for a fee in the region of £4 million.
Birmingham City are reportedly interested in Dinamo Kiev striker Andrei Shevchenko. The forward is apparently desperate for another chance in the Premiership after a disappointing spell at Chelsea.
Relegated Birmingham City are still on the radar of Hong Kong millionaire Carson Yeung this summer. The club are relegated to the Championship and are reportedly back on the market.
Wigan boss Steve Bruce has admited that the pain of leaving Birmingham still haunts him. Birmingham are languishing towards the relegation zone while Wigan look safe for another year.
Birmingham City shareholder Carson Yeung's plan to elect Steve McManaman and Fan Zhiyi to the board of directors has failed. GrandTop International Holdings wanted the two on board to help his potential takeover bid.
David Gold has admitted he had a feeling that Carson Yeung's potential takeover of the club was destined to fall out. Yeung bought his initial 29.9% stake in the club in July for £15million with a view to completing a full buy-out by the end of the year.
Birmingham chairman David Gold will consider buying back Carson Yeung's shares if the prospective deal falls through within the next 48 hours. Yeung has until Friday to convince board members he has the money to pay for the takeover.
Carson Yeung has admitted his shock that Steve Bruce left Birmingham. Bruce became worried over his future at Birmingham, however, Yeung for the first time admitted he wanted the new Wigan boss to stay.
Potential owner of Birmingham, Carson Yeung, has asked for more time to complete the potential £50m purchase of Birmingham City football club. Yeung is reportedly waiting to gather more funds.
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