KANCHELSKIS CITY BOUND?

The Rangers star has seemingly fallen out with coach Dick Advocaat after he refused to play for the Under-21 team, following an alleged training ground bust-up with Fernando Ricksen.

Kanchelskis` stock is still high in England with many managers still recalling the massive impact he had at Manchester United, and then, to a lesser extent, at Everton.

An ill-fated spell in Italy with Fiorentina would at least have furthered his experience, and he remains a top quality performer on his day.

Jim Jefferies has been linked with a number of players from the Scottish Premier League, and any move for Kanchelskis would re-unite the former Donetsk dribbler with his fellow wide man Lee Sharpe, who was a team-mate at Old Trafford.

It is understood that The Bantams will try and set up a loan move that will bring the player to Valley Parade until the end of the season.

Joe Royle is also a confirmed admirer of the 31-year-old, but he may feel he has other priorities at the moment.