Sabri Lamouchi makes big claim on Sory Kaba's Cardiff City future
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The striker has been in sensational form for the Bluebirds in recent weeks
By Tom Coleman Sports Writer
Sory Kaba is loving life at Cardiff City
Cardiff City boss Sabri Lamouchi is "1,000 per cent" convinced star striker Sory Kaba wants to stay in the Welsh capital next season.
The problem is its out of Kaba's and who ever the manager isnext seasons hands as City can not sign Kaba unless they get the Transfer Embargo lifted and finally pay the Sala fee to FC Nantes four years later.
The 28-year-old has been at the heart of Cardiff's survival push since arriving on loan from Danish side Midtjylland in January, netting an impressive seven goals in 13 outings.
His latest effort in the impressive win over Watford on Wednesday night was arguably his best yet - a stunning overhead kick that many have already labelled as a goal of the season contender.
Kaba himself said after the game at Vicarage Road that he was enjoying being in south Wales, and Lamouchi admits Cardiff would be interested in retaining his services beyond the end of the current campaign, although the logistics of a move already seem uncertain.
SABRI LAMOUCHI:
"He will play in the UK next season," Lamouchi said. "I don't know if it will be in Cardiff or somewhere else. We can be honest. Kaba is doing absolutely everything to touch his dream.
"We will try to keep him. We will try to do our best. But it's not the time to think about that, it could be out of our hands."
"He came to help us. To save the club. He can't do more than that. He deserves to be in the UK next season, and if we can find the right way to sign him and to keep him."
"But for the moment, the most important thing is to save the club as soon as possible. He knows that. I know that. It's not about my personal case or about his personal case. It's about the situation of the club.
"This is the most important. He has absolutely a 1,000 per cent desire to stay with us."
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