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Bulgarian football star and Fulham striker, Dimitar Berbatov. Photo by BGNES
Bulgarian striker Dimitar Berbatov may leave Fulham this summer because of concerns over the club’s spending plans, according to a media report.
The Sunday People report says that Fulham boss Martin Jol could also leave the club.
Berbatov, who signed for Fulham because of his good relationship with Jol, is said to be frustrated at the club’s refusal to strengthen their squad significantly.
Jol’s relationship with well-regarded chief executive Alistair Mackintosh is understood to be strained over the issue, the report says.
Berbatov also has another year on his contract with Fulham. However, numerous clubs are believed to be interested in signing the prolific 32-year-old forward.
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