Fulham chasing Hungarian winger Balazs Dzsudzsak

Newly installed Fulham manager Rene Meulensteen has identified Hungary's international winger Balazs Dzsudzsak as a potential signing in the January transfer window. The player currently stars for Russian side Dynamo Moscow, where he moved from Anzhi in 2012. 

Prior to moving to Russia, Dzszdzsak had a successful three seasons playing for PSV Eindhoven between 2008 and 2011 and during that spell scored an impressive 44 league goals in 114 league games for the Dutch side. 


The 5 foot 11 attacking midfielder has done well since moving to Russia but is believed to be ready to try his luck in a superior league, England being his preference. Fulham have had a rocky start to the new season and are already evaluating all of their transfer options ahead of the January transfer window. The Cottagers have sent scouts to monitor the Hungarian in action and are reportedly readying a big money bid to sign the player.


It is understood that Liverpool, who tried to sign Dzsudzsak earlier this year, are also still interested in the player and are actively monitoring his situation in Moscow.