Breaking:Southampton table £26million for profilic striker

Southampton are setting up a £26 million bid for Juventus winger Matias Soulè as they hope to support their going after choices one month from now, as indicated by reports.

The Saints, who are currently fourth in the Championship and level on points with Leeds United, who are in third place, are aiming to return to the Premier League at the first opportunity. Notwithstanding Saturday’s 4-0 win over Blackburn Meanderers, they actually stay 10 focuses off the programmed places, with Ipswich Town three focuses behind pioneers Leicester City in second.

As a result, Russell Martin wants to beef up his team in January in order to catch up to the Tractor Boys. He is also expected to have a large war chest because he sold a lot of big-money players in the summer.

Several Premier League teams targeted Southampton after they were relegated. Chelsea, Newcastle United, and West Ham United all selected some of the club’s best players. The Hampshire side got above and beyond £100 million in move expenses, while their cost on players was significantly lower.

With the advancement pursue on, the previous top level side are now looking long and hard at their eye on various players. As per Italian news source La Stampa, through Tutto Juve, 20-year-old winger Matias Soulè has been distinguished as a top objective in the wake of sparkling during his ongoing credit spell with Serie An outfit Frosinone.

The Argentine has hit six objectives in 14 association appearances this season and has allegedly grabbed the attention of the Holy people administrator. It is said that they are ready to pay €30 million for his administrations, a charge which parent club Juventus might want to acknowledge. However, according to Sport Witness and Gazzetta dello Sport, the youngster has also attracted the attention of Premier League clubs Newcastle United and Crystal Palace, with a race to sign him in the new year

Southampton will be hoping to leapfrog Leeds in the coming weeks as we begin the busy holiday schedule, starting with a trip to Loftus Road to face a rejuvenated Queens Park Rangers on Saturday.