Anderlecht Eyes Kazakhstan Talent Zhasulan Amir for Future Move

Zhasulan Amir Draws RSC Anderlecht Interest Amid International Attention

RSC Anderlecht has joined the race for 19-year-old winger Zhasulan Amir from Kazakhstan, according to VoetbalPrimeur.be. The Brussels club is actively scouting potential reinforcements for the future, identifying the young flank attacker as a player of interest.

Prior Interest and Failed Bids From Zulte Waregem

Amir currently plays for FC Ordabasy in Kazakhstan, where his performances have drawn eyes beyond his home country. Last summer, Z.V. Zulte Waregem made a firm push to bring the teenager to Belgium. According to VoetbalPrimeur.be, Essevee tabled a 500,000-euro bid for the winger, but Ordabasy rejected the offer and kept their young prospect.

Contract Length at Ordabasy Complicates a January Move

While Anderlecht is tracking the player, the exact level of concrete interest remains uncertain, and it is unclear whether a formal bid will materialize in January. Securing a deal will not come cheaply or easily for any interested party. Amir signed a contract extension that keeps him tied to Ordabasy until the summer of 2029, giving the Kazakh club a strong position in potential transfer negotiations.

Anderlecht Eyes Kazakhstan Talent Zhasulan Amir for Future Move
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FC Basel and Gornik Zabrze Join the Pursuit

Anderlecht is far from alone in monitoring the Kazakh talent. Swiss side FC Basel has also placed Amir on their radar, while Polish club Górnik Zabrze has already shown concrete interest in acquiring the winger. With multiple European clubs tracking his development, the competition for his signature continues to grow ahead of the upcoming transfer window.

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