The Fulham and Barnsley right-backs have been strongly linked with moves to Swansea City in recent weeks.
Swansea City are reluctant to meet Fulham’s £5 million Ryan Fredericks demands, the Mirror reports (page 57 of Thursday’s printed edition).
And it is claimed that could see Swansea revive their proposed move for Barnsley’s Andy Yiadom, as they look to provide extra competition for Kyle Naughton and Angel Rangel.
The Mirror reported last month that Swansea had agreed a £2 million deal for Yiadom, who like Fredericks is out of contract at the end of the campaign.
But the subsequent sacking of Paul Clement, who has since been succeeded by Carlos Carvalhal, appeared to put the Ghanaian’s move on hold, with the Fulham right-back seemingly emerging as the Portuguese’s preferred target.
Carvalhal should know both players well, having encountered the pair while Sheffield Wednesday’s head coach.
But the vast difference in asking price could make up Swansea’s mind for them.
Carvalhal is still seeking his first signing since arriving at the Liberty Stadium three days after Christmas.
Should Swansea abandon their pursuit of Fulham’s Fredericks in favour of a move for Barnsley’s Yiadom?
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