Brighton, Crystal Palace, Bournemouth and Watford eyeing ex-Cardiff City starlet and Man United target Rabbi Matondo

Wales worldwide Rabbi Matondo could possibly be set for a return to English soccer in January, with a bunch of golf equipment seeking to full a mortgage transfer.

WalesOnline understands quite a few golf equipment within the Premier League and the Championship have proven an curiosity within the former Cardiff Metropolis prospect, and a transfer away from Germany, the place his membership Schalke are at present propping up the Bundesliga desk, is wanting more and more doubtless.

Premier League duo Brighton and Hove Albion and Crystal Palace are among the many top-flight golf equipment eager on taking him on board, whereas second-tier sides Bournemouth and Watford are additionally preserving tabs on the state of affairs, together with groups on the continent.

Serie A giants Atalanta stay eager admirers, however a transfer to Italy appears to be like unlikely because of the results of Brexit and the nation’s guidelines over non-EU gamers.

The character of the present panorama signifies that a return to England, practically two years after the participant left Manchester Metropolis, now appears to be like the most definitely.

Matondo, who was lately linked with strikes to Manchester United and Actual Madrid, has seen his future are available for hypothesis for a while, and got here near leaving Schalke for an unnamed Bundesliga outfit in direction of the top of the earlier window, just for the deal to break down on the eleventh hour because of the sacking of boss David Wagner.

A chaotic season for the league’s basement boys noticed Manuel Bahm put in as boss on the finish of September, earlier than he too was sacked, with membership legend Huub Steven coming in to take cost of their final two video games of 2020.

Former Tottenham boss Christian Gross has since been tasked with the problem of lifting Schalke out of the relegation zone, however it appears his appointment is unlikely to forestall an exit for the winger, who at present has seven worldwide caps to his title.