Ecuadorian striker Christian
Benitez has returned to Mexican club Santos Laguna after
Birmingham City decided against making his loan deal permanent.... Read more...
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Tag: christian benitezBirmingham have decided not to take up the option of signing Ecuadorian international striker Christian Benitez on a permanent basis.
Sunderland have joined West Ham United in the chase to sign Ecuadorian striker Christian Benitez (24), who is poised to leave Birmingham City in the summer.... Read more...
Birmingham City have said that the club's manager Alex McLeish will have the final say on the future of on-loan striker Christian Benitez.
Blues are thought to have agreed a fee of 8 million US dollars
(GSM) – Birmingham City boss, Alex McLeish insists there is no chance of Christian Benitez rejoining Birmingham on a second season-long loan deal.
McLeish is currently weighing up whether to ta... Read more...
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According to Daily Mirror, Birmingham probably in the end of May will redeem from Santos Laguna the striker Christian Benitez (23). If...... Read more...
Birmingham are keen to keep Ecuador striker Christian Benitez on loan for another season.
The 23-year-old has impressed for Birmingham since joining the club on loan last summer from Mexican side Sant... Read more...
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