Dimitar Berbatov has been playing well for Fulham in the English Premier League, but with the club struggling in the EPL this season on the league table, his agent said this week that there was a chance he would try and move during the January transfer window.
Fulham striker Dimitar Berbatov will consider moving away from the struggling Premier League club in the January transfer window, his agent said on Wednesday.
Bulgarian international Berbatov, 32, has scored just one league goal this season and British media have reported that he wants to leave, with Turkish club Trabzonspor interested in signing the frontman.
"It's obvious that Berbatov is not happy at Fulham any more and he's not in his best shape at the moment. You can easily see this if you watch their matches this season," Emil Danchev told Reuters.
"He has spent a lot of time in England and he likes the country very much. But if he receives a good offer from another country, he's ready to consider it."
Berbatov joined Fulham from Manchester United before the start of last season and hit 15 league goals in his first campaign at Craven Cottage.
His goals have dried up this season with Fulham in the bottom three in the league with only three wins and 11 goals scored in 13 games.
Fulham host Tottenham Hotspur, Berbatov's former club, later on Wednesday in Rene Meulensteen's first match in charge after fellow Dutchman Martin Jol was sacked on Sunday following the 3-0 defeat at West Ham United the day before.
(Reuters)
