Spartak Moscow Wants Emenike Back, City Loans out Nwakali

Russian club Spartak Moscow, are reportedly preparing a winter bid to resign Super Eagles striker, Emmanuel Emenike, according to media reports in Turkey.

The AFCON 2013 top scorer attracted interest from England, but the huge demands by Fenerbahce chased them away, according to fanatik.com.tr<http://fanatik.com.tr>

But now Fenerbache are open to a formal bid from Spartak Moscow for Emenike in January.

Emenike joined Spartak Moscow from Fenerbahce in the summer of 2011 for a fee of 10 million Euros only for him to return to Fenerbahce in the summer of 2013 for a fee of 15 million Euros.

This season, he has scored a goal in four games for the Turkish champions.
Meanwhile, Manchester City are set to loan out Nigeria youngster Chidiebere Nwakali to Belgian club Mechelen.
Nwakali, who was snapped up by English Premier League champions after helping Nigeria to a record fourth FIFA U17 World Cup last year, is being farmed to the Belgian club to gather more experience.

Nwakali was impressive for Manchester City youth team and was part of the team's pre-season preparation in Scotland, where he suffered a knee injury.

The youngster said the move was good for his career since he would be able to get the required experience to play at the top level.

"The loan deal would last till January," informed Nwakali who is expected to depart London by the middle of this month.

"It is good for my game since I would further develop and have a first-team experience which is different from youth set up," he said.

Nwakali,  who  travelled back to London on Sunday, said he was in good shape for the challenges ahead, adding that officials at Manchester City have been supportive.

While Nwakali is heading to Belgium, his compatriot, Kelechi Iheanacho, who was also acquired by City, is also training with Columbus Crew in the Major League Soccer.