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NAVID’S KEEN TO BE SON OF KENT

By Rich Dore

GLOBE-TROTTER: Gillingham’s Navid Nasseri, and, inset, celebrating his goal against MK Dons
PICTURE: Kent Pro Images

MANCHESTER, Sweden, Iran and now Gillingham – at just 21 years old, Navid Nasseri has broader horizons than most.
After impressing boss Steve Lovell while on trial, he joined the Gills in January until the end of the season and now has his sights on finding a long-term home in Kent.
Just before Easter, Nasseri was handed his full debut, scoring a header in a 2-1 defeat to MK Dons.
His appearances for the Gills marked the latest chapter in a glob...

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