
Having struggled without their talisman striker Bobby Zamora for part of the season. Fulham boss Mark Hughes is determined for lightning not to strike twice if the unthinkable happens again.
The Welshmen is keen to add to his attacking options, keeping tabs on Young Boy’s striker Henri Bienvenu. The 22 year old has produced an impressive return of 12 goals in 23 starts for the Swiss club this season.
The Cameroonian’s contract runs out in 2013, making him available for around the £2m mark. Seen as a cheaper alternative to Espanyol striker Daniel Osvaldo, with the former Manchester city manager being put off by Italo- Argentine’s price tag.
Hughes is also interested in ex Chelsea winger Scott Sinclair. Having proved a revelation for Swansea this season, netting 19 times in the league for the Welsh club. The England under-21 international’s sensational form has catapulted Swansea into being one game off joining the top table of English football. The Daily Mail reports Hughes is ready to make an offer, with the Swan’s promotion being the only setback to a possible deal.
















