Jagiellonia accept Turkish offer for Grosicki
Written by Mika Jenssen (Polish SOCA! NY)    Thursday, 06 January 2011 15:54    Bookmark and Share

BIALYSTOK, Poland. Jan 06 (PSN) — Jagiellonia Bialystok have accepted Sivasspor's bid on the transfer of Kamil Grosicki.

Now the decision is up to the player whether to leave or not.

"We have accepted the offer from Turkey, but we have not yet signed anything, because now everything depends on Kamil," said the club president Cezary Kulesza.

The player himself has not yet determined if he should go through with the move.

"There was some pressure for me to decide to transfer to Turkey, but now I am dealing away the cards and I still do not know what to do. I need to think about everything carefully. I have to consider different possibilities, but in principle, I can make a decision at any time," states Grosicki.

In acquisition for Grosicki are also other clubs interested in him such as Greek outfit Aris Thessaloniki FC and Turkish side MKE Ankaragucu.

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