In-Form Winger Set For Move Away From Motherwell

In-Form Winger Set For Move Away From Motherwell

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Motherwell Star Could Be On The Move

Zimbabwaen winger Tawanda Maswanhise has many plaudits throughout Europe and his fine form this season has many clubs wanting his signature.

RSC Anderlecht are the latest side to have approached Motherwell over the possibility of a deal but there is also rumoured interest from Scottish Premiership giants Rangers and Championship side Blackburn Rovers.

Maswanhise is enjoying life currently in the Scottish Premiership as one of the best attackers in the league and a force to come up against whether he is scoring or assisting his teammates.

Currently, he has 18 goals in only 29 games in all competitions this season and has proven to be a brilliant signing from Leicester City last season who might be regretting their decision to let him leave for a free.

Maswanhise's market value is reportedly between £2-4m which seems relatively low for a player of his quality and Motherwell could hold out until the end of the season for a higher fee.

If any side can get him for this price, it could prove to be a very good move for a player who is in-form and full of confidence.

Whilst Rangers or Anderlecht could be a smart move for the Zimbabwaen international. Blackbrun Rovers are in desperate need of some attacking reinforcments and it would be a chance at a return to English football.

Archie Payne
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