MANCHESTER, England. Nov 28 — Polish international Tomasz Kuszczak has realized that the possibility of playing number one at Manchester United has become very slim. Instead the reserve goalkeeper is concerned about a transfer this winter window to one of two powerful clubs interested in him. One in the English Barclays Premier League, and the second in the German Bundesliga - reports Super Express.

Once English goaltender Ben Foster is added to the mix, another player who is fighting for the first place at MU, the situation does not begin to look too good for the struggling Pole.

Poland boss Franciszek Smuda has informed Kuszczak to change clubs if he plans to seriously overtake the current Poland number one - ironically - Arsenal FC's second in command Lukasz Fabianski.

Luckily, the situation may soon change in the nearest transfer window. Super Express reports that the fifth Barclays Premier League team - Aston Villa are strongly interested in the Polish representative. If that does not please Kuszczak, then news of him being in the orbit of great interest of top German dogs Bayern Munich should.

A possible move to Aston Villa should not cause any alarm for the Pole. Kuszczak perfectly knows Birmingham as it is where he began his career in England playing at West Bromwich Albion. At the moment, the Villans first choice goalkeeper is 38-year-old American - Brad Friedel.

Also, the acclimation in the Bundesliga should niether cause problems for Kuszczak. Part of his starting career abroad was spent in the German capital playing for Hertha Berlin. The Pole reportedly became a target of Bayern during the summer Audi Cup pre-season tournament.