Coca-Cola Divisions: Inamoto out! Kily Gonzalez In?

West Brom are ready to loan out Junichi Inamoto so that he can get valuable first team action.

The former Fulham and Arsenal ace has failed to feature for The Baggies since his summer move from Gamba Osaka, due to a broken leg suffered in the summer.

Baggies boss Bryan Robson is now considering loaning Inamoto out as he is well down the pecking order at The Hawthorns.

Championship side Cardiff are believed to be interested in taking the Japanese international to Ninian Park on loan to boost their hopes of climbing away from trouble.

Meanwhile, West Brom are being linked with a shock move for Internazionale's Kily Gonzalez.

The Baggies are reported to be in talks with Inter officials over a loan deal until the end of the season with a view to a permanent move for Gonzalez.

Gonzalez is out-of-favour at Inter under Roberto Mancini and the Nerazzurri are believed to be willing to let him leave.

Robson is keen to boost his squad in January and believes signing Gonzalez would add extra options to their attack.

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[Edited on 17/12/04 by TRD]

woah! another big name player, they certainly are getting linked with quite a few players.

this guy was incredible just a few seasons ago, aint sure whats happened to him but he would be a good signing. there no doubting he got class

Yea they seem to be atrracting a bit of attention. They seem like they are doing a Middlesborough when they first came up. Atrracting some big name players.

They already got Kanu, Greening and a few others so who knows...

yer, thats what i think TRD with the memories of middlesbrough signing juninho, ravenelli etc

robson was manager there too right?

kily gonalez is saying he aint heard any contrect offers for him from england

""The only thing I know is what has been said in the press," insisted the Inter star to Radio La Red.

"I know that in Italy they are saying that I could be in the plans of Newcastle, in the same way that in Argentina it is being said that I could return to Boca.

"But I don't pay attention to the gossip."

Yeah Robson was the manager and he did a good job, dunno why he went. I think they will sign a few players if they can persuade them to join them. As for Gonzales, who knows?

i guess as its a loan deal, it could happen.

but i feel from playing for valenica, then to inter, that WBA is going backwards in time for him. i dont think he would want to be stuck there for long, but with a loan deal, it would give him games and might get his performances up to scratch