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Barcelona forward Eidur Gudjohnsen may be set for a return to the Premier League, according to his father.
The former Chelsea and Bolton player failed to cement a regular place in the Barcelona side last season and is said to be considering his future.
"One Premier League club has shown a lot of interest in Eidur," father and agent Arnor Gudjohnsen told BBC Sport.
"He would certainly be interested in a move back to England, but he is not going to rush into making a decision."
He added: "Eidur and his family are settled in Barcelona and he has two years left on his contract, but his chances were limited last season."
I wanted him last season, so this season I really want his talents shown at Upton Park.
Reports in England suggested that West Ham and Newcastle were interested in the player.
The 29-year-old moved from Chelsea two years ago for about £8m, but injuries and competition for places in attack have limited his chances in the first team.
Last season, Gudjohnsen was moved to a midfield role by coach Frank Rijkaard, although he rarely completed 90 minutes in a match.
The Icelandic player, along with a host of other players, is believed to be surplus to new coach Pep Guardiola's plans for next season.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/europe/7439497.stm
any thoughts?
The former Chelsea and Bolton player failed to cement a regular place in the Barcelona side last season and is said to be considering his future.
"One Premier League club has shown a lot of interest in Eidur," father and agent Arnor Gudjohnsen told BBC Sport.
"He would certainly be interested in a move back to England, but he is not going to rush into making a decision."
He added: "Eidur and his family are settled in Barcelona and he has two years left on his contract, but his chances were limited last season."
I wanted him last season, so this season I really want his talents shown at Upton Park.
Reports in England suggested that West Ham and Newcastle were interested in the player.
The 29-year-old moved from Chelsea two years ago for about £8m, but injuries and competition for places in attack have limited his chances in the first team.
Last season, Gudjohnsen was moved to a midfield role by coach Frank Rijkaard, although he rarely completed 90 minutes in a match.
The Icelandic player, along with a host of other players, is believed to be surplus to new coach Pep Guardiola's plans for next season.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/europe/7439497.stm
any thoughts?