Manchester City’s young striker Enes Unal is pushing for a move to the Dutch Eredivisie.
A Source close to the player has told Turkish-football.com that the Turkish international wants to move to to an Eredivisie side for a season long loan.
Unal is yet to be granted a work permit so is unable to play in England next season. City signed Unal from Bursaspor million last summer on a four year deal.
City sent the Turkey international out on loan to KRC Genk where he made just two starts. Unal was recalled from Genk in January and was once again sent out on loan to NAC Breda. The 19-year-old went onto score nine goals and provide two assists in 11 games in the Dutch second tier outfit.
In 2013, aged 16, the City wonder-kid became the youngest player to score in the Turkish top flight scoring against Galatasaray and he had a terrific record and youth and international youth level which earned him a move to Manchester.
In 2013, aged 16, the City wonder-kid became the youngest player to score in the Turkish top flight scoring against Galatasaray and he had a terrific record and youth and international youth level which earned him a £2,000,000 move to Manchester.
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