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SIMON JONES: Bolton Wanderers' highly-rated forward Zach Clough is drawing attention from Championship and Premier League clubs ahead of the January window.
Clough, who starred for Bolton in Sunday's 3-2 FA Cup win over Sheffield United, has scored seven goals this season, including the recent winners against Coventry and Northampton.
His form has impressed scouts and the right offer could tempt cash-conscious Bolton into a sale.
Clough has come through the ranks at Bolton, where he has been since the age of eight, and caught the eye of clubs such as Everton, Middlesbrough, Leeds United, Wolves, Birmingham and Bristol City in recent seasons
Clough, who starred for Bolton in Sunday's 3-2 FA Cup win over Sheffield United, has scored seven goals this season, including the recent winners against Coventry and Northampton.
His form has impressed scouts and the right offer could tempt cash-conscious Bolton into a sale.
Clough has come through the ranks at Bolton, where he has been since the age of eight, and caught the eye of clubs such as Everton, Middlesbrough, Leeds United, Wolves, Birmingham and Bristol City in recent seasons
Zach Clough has impressed Premier League and Championship scouts Chapecoense just one of several options for Ronaldinho
Ronaldinho's brother and agent, Roberto Assis, has revealed that a heroic switch to stricken Brazilian club Chapocoense is just one of a number of possiblities.
The ex-Barcelona and AC Milan forward is currently without a club, having last turned out for Fluminense in 2015.
'About Chapecoense, I think we should treat this issue with the greatest respect for the families and the club,' he told Goal.com. 'We are ready to help in some way, I do not know how.
'I have been approached by some Brazilian clubs and also by two South Americans clubs for a Libertadores project, and I also have proposals from clubs in the United States, China and Europe.'
The ex-Barcelona and AC Milan forward is currently without a club, having last turned out for Fluminense in 2015.
'About Chapecoense, I think we should treat this issue with the greatest respect for the families and the club,' he told Goal.com. 'We are ready to help in some way, I do not know how.
'I have been approached by some Brazilian clubs and also by two South Americans clubs for a Libertadores project, and I also have proposals from clubs in the United States, China and Europe.'
Ronaldinho's (right) brother (left) says the player has been approached by a number of clubs
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