Birmingham City: potential transfer targets

Wednesday 02 December 2009 01:01 GMT

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Birmingham have become something of a yo-yo club, flitting between Championship and Premier League. Yet so far this season they've made a convincing show that they might be capable of retaining there top-tier status.

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Manager Alex McLeish has turned them into a competitive outfit although there remains a lack of class in the side. Enter Carson Yeung.

The billionaire who took over Birmingham back in August made a very public announcement that he would make £40m available to spend on transfers, meaning St Andrew's could be a very busy place come January.

Here we take a look at the potential transfer targets who McLeish could look to bring in.

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Birmingham City: potential transfer targets