After a poor start to life in Birmingham for their big summer signings, Birmingham City are looking to expand their attack.
Blues spent a reported £7.5 million in the summer on prospect forward Kyogo Furuhashi, who has yet to score a single league goal. He is also assist-less in the league.
Kygogo has two goals for the club so far, one in the Emirates FA Cup, and the other in the Carabao Cup.
Demari Gray, the Left Winger signing also hasn’t had a great start, but has managed five goals and four assists for Chris Davies’ men.
Gray is currently sidelined until the end of the month with a calf injury.
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Whilst looking, Blues have found Djurgârden’s August Priske.
The Danish striker is a right footed 187cm giant of a forward. Priske is only 21 years old, and has already scored 18 goals and has two assists in 27 games.
Meanwhile, according to European source Tips Bladet, the Bluenoses are close to completing the signing of the striker.
If this was to occur, City could have found themselves a serious talent who may help them in their pursuit of success in the Championship.
Meanwhile, it could help provide more depth in the striker position which could benefit the Bluenoses as they look to build a squad that can compete, both in the English second tier and the Premier League.
Furthermore, now, attention could turn towards Birmingham City boss Chris Davies to see if he provides an update on the potential of signing August Priske.
As well as this, fans could look towards Davies to see if there is anymore January business to be done in the remainder of the transfer window.
