Cardiff City boss Neil Warnock has suggested he could be interested in Everton striker Oumar Niasse.
Reports in The Sun have suggested that Niasse is at the heart of a dressing room split at Everton.
But Warnock has commented that he would have no problem taking the forward off Everton’s hands, if he was made available.
The Cardiff boss said: “I think they should let him go for about £1 million to me, and let me have the problem. Then your dressing room will be perfect!”
Niasse has fought to earn a place back at Everton, as it looked like he had no future under Ronald Koeman.
The Senegalese international has hit nine goals across all competitions for the Toffees, and proven a valuable asset at times.
Niasse’s work-rate has made him a popular figure at Goodison Park, even though he has not ever been a particularly regular starter.
Cardiff have just been promoted to the Premier League, and Warnock may well be on the look out for a new striker.
Kenneth Zohore leads the line for Cardiff, but they will need more firepower if they are to compete in the top flight.
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