Fulham are believed to be close to agreeing a deal for Poland
international striker Robert Lewandowski with his Polish club Lech
Poznan.
Roy Hodgson is thought to be lining up a loan switch for the
young frontman as he looks to bolster his attacking options.
Fulham are exploring the idea of signing the 21-year-old on
loan until the end of the season with a view to a permanent deal in
the summer.
Lewandowski is currently the top scorer in Poland's domestic
league and he has attracted interest from the likes of Birmingham,
Borussia Dortmund and Shakhtar Donetsk in the past.
The player's agent, Cezary Kucharski, is expecting Fulham to
firm up their interest by tabling an offer when the transfer window
officially opens next month.
"It's true, there is interest on the part of the club. We are
expecting a concrete offer soon,"
Kucharski is quoted as saying in the Daily Mail. Fulham are
thought to be in the market for striking reinforcements to provide
cover for Bobby Zamora with Andy Johnson struggling with injury.
