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MRABTI BRINGS X-FACTOR TO BLUES – MONK

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Alex Pinder
BIRMINGHAM manager Garry Monk believes new signing Kerim Mrabti gives his side an extra attacking dimension.
The 24-year-old Sweden international winger agreed an 18-month deal at St Andrew’s after leaving Djurgarden in his homeland.
Monk was delighted to be able to add Mrabti to his squad, despite their ongoing transfer restrictions.
Monk said: “We all know the restrictions we have been under, from the summer to this window, and this was the one place left I could fill. Kerim was the ideal player for us to bring in.
“To get a player like Kerim ...

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