CARDIFF City are eying former Spanish under-17 international Adam Smith, who was born in Andorra, to an English father and Spanish mother. He played in Cardiff's friendly against Welsh Premier League Port Talbot Town Monday night, the game ended with a 2-2 score line.
According to an article in the South Wales Echo he impressed, but Malky Mackay and his staff really needs to see more of the 20-year-old player. If they were to offer him a contract it would be on professional terms.
In the same article he nearly joined the Bluebirds a few season back, but that move got caught up in international red tape.He came through the Espanyol youth system before moving on to Toulouse where all seemed to be going well.
However, there was a falling out over him declaring his loyalty to Spain nationality joining the Under 17 squad. For some reason Toulouse were unhappy and he dropped down the picking out at the club.
Cardiff also gave a trial to young Luke Prosser who plays for Welsh League team AFC Goytre after joining from Mangotsfield United. The striker was recommended to Cardiff's youth academy manager Neal Ardley according to the press report in the South Wales Echo.
According to an article in the South Wales Echo he impressed, but Malky Mackay and his staff really needs to see more of the 20-year-old player. If they were to offer him a contract it would be on professional terms.
In the same article he nearly joined the Bluebirds a few season back, but that move got caught up in international red tape.He came through the Espanyol youth system before moving on to Toulouse where all seemed to be going well.
However, there was a falling out over him declaring his loyalty to Spain nationality joining the Under 17 squad. For some reason Toulouse were unhappy and he dropped down the picking out at the club.
Cardiff also gave a trial to young Luke Prosser who plays for Welsh League team AFC Goytre after joining from Mangotsfield United. The striker was recommended to Cardiff's youth academy manager Neal Ardley according to the press report in the South Wales Echo.
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