Last month, Meczyki.pl reported there are several indications that Jakub Moder will leave Brighton & Hove Albion in the winter market, and he won’t be short of options.
Fabian Hürzeler has left the midfielder out of his core plans at The Amex and limited him to eight minutes of action from three Premier League games this season.
The Poland international featured once for Brighton since November’s international break and has less than six months left on his deal.
A fresh report from Meczyki.pl states the 25-year-old is a ‘serious candidate’ to leave the Seagulls in the ongoing window.
The report adds he has received offers from Udinese and Union Berlin, but the details of their proposals aren’t mentioned.
Last summer, the Serie A side appointed Kosta Runjaić as their new manager and he had previously worked in Poland. The Austrian has been closely following the Polish league and their players and is likely leading Udinese’s pursuit of Moder.
Moder has failed to convince Hürzeler and needs to leave Brighton in January to feature regularly. He’ll have to make a decision on whether to accept one of the offers he has on the table.
