Six months to change his life
Six goals. Ten assists. Thirteen matches.
That is what Junior Kadile has delivered since joining Servette in February. The left winger arrived from Almere City in the Netherlands and nobody saw him coming. At 23, the Rennes-born attacker is now the name being passed around European boardrooms as the window ticks down.
Developed at Stade Rennais, sharpened in the Netherlands, then brought to life in Switzerland. Nothing about his route has been straightforward.
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Ten million euros, and two clubs have already blinked
That is the figure Servette want before they let him go. It has made clubs think twice.
Sevilla and RB Salzburg had both put firm bids on the table. Both are backing off now, cooled by the Swiss valuation. That leaves two serious contenders.
Hull City are leading the chase. The English side have made a proper offer, for both club and player, and have been out in front for several days.
The late French counter-move nobody has put a name to
A Ligue 1 heavyweight from the top six has just jumped into the race, according to Foot Mercato. The club has not been named publicly. What is clear is that a late push has been launched to wreck the English deal.
The window shuts in a few days. Kadile is weighing the Championship against Ligue 1, with European football on offer at some of those top-six clubs.
A left winger producing numbers like that, at that price, at this stage of the summer. He will not be available long.
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