Galatasary are ready to enter the race to sign Liverpool striker Ryan Babel, according to a report from The Times.
The Dutchman is understood to be keen on a move to mainland Europe rather than elsewhere in England, with a clutch of clubs ready to pounce after the Reds turned down a reported £9 million bid from Birmingham City for the player.
The Turkish outfit is managed by Babel's fellow countryman Frank Rijkaard, which could increase their appeal to a man whose Anfield career appears to be over.
The Dutchman has endured an unfortunate spell at Liverpool, whom he joined in 2007 from Ajax.
He is understood to be keen on a move to a club with Champions League prospects, though some sources claim that Birmingham may return with an improved bid soon.
The Dutchman is understood to be keen on a move to mainland Europe rather than elsewhere in England, with a clutch of clubs ready to pounce after the Reds turned down a reported £9 million bid from Birmingham City for the player.
The Turkish outfit is managed by Babel's fellow countryman Frank Rijkaard, which could increase their appeal to a man whose Anfield career appears to be over.
The Dutchman has endured an unfortunate spell at Liverpool, whom he joined in 2007 from Ajax.
He is understood to be keen on a move to a club with Champions League prospects, though some sources claim that Birmingham may return with an improved bid soon.
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