Premier League clubs, Crystal Palace and Brighton & Hove Albion are the latest clubs to be linked with a move for Nigeria defender, Zaidu Sanusi, reports Completesports.com.
Sanusi played a key role as FC Porto won the domestic double last season.
The left-back scored the goal which won the Primeira Liga title for Porto last term.
The 25-year-old made 40 appearances across all competitions for the Dragons in the 2021/22 season.
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According to Jornal de Notícias Crystal Palace and Brighton were left impressed by Sanusi’s performances last term and are keen to bring him to England.
Premier League new boys, Fulham are also interested in the Nigerian international.
The Cottagers according to reports are willing to pay £15m for the former Santa Clara defender.
Sanusi has a €50m release clause in his contract. His contract runs until June 2025.
By Adeboye Amosu
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What’s with these low balling teams and offers for Sansui, he is playing champions league football. All these offers are disrespectful and a step down. Same with Aribo and Bassey, they should leave their European competing team for aston villa, just because they played with Gerard. This is a joke
God luck to him,I like the guy,he is such a good player
Sanusi is the best. He will help Nigeria. Heaven bless Zaidu and all deserving Super Eagles players.
Zaidu is tailor made for the EPL……His pace is devastating and the EPL will give him a very good platform to show the world what he can do……. Please check out his winning goal again benfica and you will realize that very few left backs in world football can flow with such a counter attack and finish it up like that…….He has scored a few goals similar to that this season and last…… Zaidu please I need you in the EPL.