Wigan manager Steve Bruce is hoping to land striker Amr Zaki on a permanent deal but is aware he will face competition from other clubs.

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He was interviewed by FIFA.com "the club are doing their best to make me feel comfortable,and they even helped me bring my family to England to make me feel at home.I cannot even begin to describe how grateful I am to the Wigan fans,who have been just fantastic.Zaki was asked if it was easy fitting into a "small" side such as Wigan,he replied:Wigan may be a small city but they are definitely not a small team.We play some of the best football in the league and we have superstar players like (Emile) Heskey and (Antonio) Valencia.Even in the games we lost this season,we were the better side but were just unlucky".It also tried to trick him with a question about the possibility of moving to a top four club,he retorted:All my efforts now are focused towards helping Wigan win matches and scoring goals for them.This is the least I can do for the team and for my manager Steve Bruce,who insisted on signing me after one of the longest transfers negotiations in modern football.He always believed in me,and now it is my turn to pay him back and meet the expectations of the Wigan fans.

It seems Zaki is loving Wigan.




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He was interviewed by FIFA.com "the club are doing their best to make me feel comfortable,and they even helped me bring my family to England to make me feel at home.I cannot even begin to describe how grateful I am to the Wigan fans,who have been just fantastic.Zaki was asked if it was easy fitting into a "small" side such as Wigan,he replied:Wigan may be a small city but they are definitely not a small team.We play some of the best football in the league and we have superstar players like (Emile) Heskey and (Antonio) Valencia.Even in the games we lost this season,we were the better side but were just unlucky".It also tried to trick him with a question about the possibility of moving to a top four club,he retorted:All my efforts now are focused towards helping Wigan win matches and scoring goals for them.This is the least I can do for the team and for my manager Steve Bruce,who insisted on signing me after one of the longest transfers negotiations in modern football.He always believed in me,and now it is my turn to pay him back and meet the expectations of the Wigan fans.

It seems Zaki is loving Wigan.




http://www.wigan.vitalfootball.co.uk/ar ... p?a=128125

He was interviewed by FIFA.com "the club are doing their best to make me feel comfortable,and they even helped me bring my family to England to make me feel at home.I cannot even begin to describe how grateful I am to the Wigan fans,who have been just fantastic.Zaki was asked if it was easy fitting into a "small" side such as Wigan,he replied:Wigan may be a small city but they are definitely not a small team.We play some of the best football in the league and we have superstar players like (Emile) Heskey and (Antonio) Valencia.Even in the games we lost this season,we were the better side but were just unlucky".It also tried to trick him with a question about the possibility of moving to a top four club,he retorted:All my efforts now are focused towards helping Wigan win matches and scoring goals for them.This is the least I can do for the team and for my manager Steve Bruce,who insisted on signing me after one of the longest transfers negotiations in modern football.He always believed in me,and now it is my turn to pay him back and meet the expectations of the Wigan fans.

It seems Zaki is loving Wigan.




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Wigan in a hurry to secure a permanent deal for instant hit Zaki.Chief executive Brenda Spencer flies to Cairo this week to try and clinch a 6.5 million move with his club Zamalek.



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