Dindane set for Blues
January 29, 2010

Lens’ Aruna Dindane looks set to move to Birmingham after the two clubs have reportedly agreed a fee for the forward. Dindane is currently on loan at Portsmouth but will apparently leave the financially-struggling club.
The Ivory Coast international was due to spend the entire season at Portsmouth. However, ongoing financial troubles at Pompey could mean that the loan agreement could be soon terminated.
Pompey are desperate to lower their wage bill and Dindane looks set to be among the Fratton Park stars who will be heading for the exit.
The Blues have money to spend during the January transfer window. Alex McLeish has prioritized bolstering his attacking line with the available funds.
Dindane has spent the last five years on the books of French outfit Lens. He also played for Belgian side Anderlecht.
Dindane’s next transfer looks set to take place as he now appears close to move to St Andrews.
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