Since the arrival of Neil Warnock, Cardiff City winger Kadeem Harris has been in fine form.
Cardiff City’s Kadeem Harris celebrates
Joining the Bluebirds in 2012 after catching the eye during his time at Wycombe Wanderers, Kadeem Harris was often touted as a potential star for Cardiff City.
Full of pace and power, the winger was an exciting youngster with bags of promise, and many Bluebirds fans felt the youngster may well be at the forefront of a new wave of exciting young players coming through.
But sadly, after the fallout from Cardiff City’s relegation from the Premier League, and the subsequent years of struggle the club went through, Harris failed to really get a look in at Cardiff City.
Loan spells followed, joining Brentford in 2013 and Barnsley in 2015, but the chances of Harris getting a look in at his parent club still looked slim. That was until a change of management came knocking for the Bluebirds.
Cardiff manager Neil Warnock
Since Neil Warnock’s arrival at Cardiff City, Kadeem Harris has found himself thrust into the limelight, finally getting a chance to prove himself in a Bluebirds shirt.
And this chance, the winger is taking with both hands. Instrumental in Cardiff’s recent wins against Leeds United, Derby County and Rotherham United, Harris is now once again starting to catch the eye as he did all those years ago at Wycombe.
Kadeem Harris celebrates
With Warnock now getting the best out of Harris, and the rest of a Cardiff City side which have majorly under-achieved over the last few years, could the 24-year-old winger be set for a big campaign next season?
Could he even be involved in a potential push for yet another Neil Warnock promotion? Only time will tell, but the signs are looking good for Kadeem Harris and Cardiff City.
Cardiff City’s Kadeem Harris in action
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