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Barnsley, Huddersfield Town and West Brom are keen on Bracknell Town defender Olukayode Osu, according to a report by FABRIZIO ROMANO.
Each member of the group is attempting to get the talented kid to join the Football League during the January transfer window. This winter, his present club will have to fight to hold onto him.
Osu, 21, is now reportedly attracting attention from the Premier League, Championship and League One at the moment.
Fabrizio Romano claim top flight outfit Sheffield United are admirers of him as well, along with ambitious League Two club Wrexham
Barnsley, Huddersfield and West Brom target
Osu may be viewed as a way for Barnsley to strengthen their defence. Under Neill Collins, the Tykes are now vying for promotion from the third division and this past weekend, they drew 1-1 against Leyton Orient.
Although Huddersfield has also been suggested as a potential suitor, the Yorkshire club will need to defeat opposition from the division above if they were to succeed in luring the non-league player to Oakwell.
Neil Warnock’s successor, Darren Moore, led his team to a 2-1 victory over QPR in their most recent game.
When the next window opens, their new manager will be anxious to give the team his own unique mark. The previous season, he led Sheffield Wednesday to promotion, but he left Hillsborough in the summer.
Osu can play in midfield if necessary, and the fact that he is now participating in the Southern League Premier Division South on a regular basis rather than playing youth football elsewhere would be beneficial for his development.
Given that it seems like he has plenty of possibilities right now, he will need to make a significant decision on what to do next.
