Southampton is now in a huge race to sign a “rise star” for less than £ 10m

Southampton Now they are in the race to sign a “rise star”, which would be available in the summer for a suitable fee, the report states.

Saints face uphill to avoid falling out

Indeed, there is a very good chance that the saints will play football football football again next season, after winning only two league matches all season, and Ivan Juric continued to sit the bottom Premier league table.

Juric is likely to be under even more pressure after the FA Cup output in the hands of Burnley to promote the championship, and there are some tickle nodes on the horizon.

As such, Southampton fans may already be mentally prepared for a second level life, but the club’s heads continue to identify potential goals for the summer, although the caliber of the players who are able to enter will depend on the ou of which they divided.

According to the Sportbild’s report, one player Saints have in mind that Hertha BSC forwards Ibrahim Mazawhich is the subject of interest to the seven Premier League clubs.

AC Milan and FC Porto also signed Maza this winter, but Hertha beat offers, wanting to get over € 20 million (£ 16.7 million) for their services.

However, this requested price should fall in the summer, because a special clause in the Algeria contract means that this figure will have to halve, indicating that it could be available for around £ 8.3 million.

Maza is a “rise star” after being executed in Germany

Journalist Sky Sports Florian Plettenberg praised Forward as a “rise star” and he enjoys a real breakthrough in Germany, picking up seven Goals and four assists in 24 appearances in all competitions.

The young number 10 also received praise from the free scout Ben Mattinson, who compared his deceptive power to Gabriel Carvalh and Ethan Nwaneri.

Although one has yet to prove yourself in the main league, with Herth at the moment in Bundesliga II, Maza obviously has a lot of potential and could be a fantastic acquisition for saints.

The only question is that Southampton will be very difficult to win the Starlete signature race if they are rejected from a top flight, given the level of interest, although the recent 2-1 victory in Ipswich Town gives them a splendor of hope in the battle for relegation.