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LEE HAS MADE UP HIS MIND ABOUT HARLEE

By Alex Uney

BIRMINGHAM manager Lee Bowyer has admitted defender Harlee Dean can leave the club in the January transfer window if they can find a suitable buyer for him.
The 30-year-old did not feature in the squad for the 4-0 defeat at Blackburn Rovers and could be set to leave the club he joined from Brentford in 2017.
Bowyer said: “We have had a discussion with Harlee and I have said at the start of the season we are in transition, it is not going to happen overnight, but Harlee is one of those players we will be looking to move on in January.
“We might have to use him with Marc Rob...

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