Leicester City’s Polish international is also wanted by Birmingham City and Derby County.
One of the young stars of Euro 2016 has been linked with a January loan move to Championship clubs Birmingham City, Derby County, Nottingham Forest and Wolves.
Poland impressed many with their performances at the European Championships in the summer with the young attacking midfielder Bartosz Kapustka particularly catching the eye.
Poland’s Bartosz Kapustka shoots at goal
The 19-year-old was excellent for his nation and that forced Leicester City into a move to sign the player from Cracovia in the Polish top-flight. It was a deal which Sky Sports said cost the Foxes around £7.5 million and his promise was clear for all to see.
But he has struggled for first-team football at Leicester and is still waiting for his first official appearance for the club.
Poland’s Bartosz Kapustka in action with Northern Ireland’s Shane Ferguson
That has seen him catch the eye of four Championship clubs who are tempted to bring him in on loan in the new year.
Polish reports, including one from Gazeta Krakowska, are suggesting that Kapustka’s representatives have been told of interest from Championship quartet Birmingham, Derby, Forest and Wolves.
Birmingham will be looking for new recruits to help them in their play-off push in the new year and have a Polish star in Tomasz Kuszczak already at St Andrews.
Poland’s Jakub Blaszczykowski is substituted by Bartosz Kapustka
Derby are looking to push back up the league table under Steve McClaren but it is Forest and Wolves who could use him the most.
Both clubs are currently struggling at the wrong end of the Championship table and Kapustka would be a welcome signing for either side.
It will be interesting to see just what happens with the Polish talent in the months to come.
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