Tonight’s Cardiff City news as star makes instant impact and agent speaks out on transfer interest

Cardiff: Here’s the latest buzz from Cardiff City on this chilly January evening.

First up, Ryotaro Tsunoda made quite the splash on his second debut for KV Kortrijk. Just days after his loan transfer, he was thrown into the starting lineup. The Bluebirds are hoping this move clears up some space for new signings.

Tsunoda, who hadn’t played since a nasty hamstring injury last April, played the full 90 minutes. He even earned a solid rating of 7.45/10, making him Kortrijk’s second-best player, despite the team losing 1-0. He shared on Instagram that he’s excited to be moving forward in his career.

Now, onto transfer news. The agent for Polish midfielder Jakub Kaluzinski revealed that Cardiff City showed interest in him and was ready to offer over £3 million. However, Kaluzinski turned them down, aiming for a move to a “bigger club.”

Celtic and Real Valladolid were also in the mix for him, with a fee of around £3.5 million being discussed. Cardiff is keen to strengthen their midfield, with players like Hector Kyprianou from Peterborough on their radar.

Lastly, Joel Colwill has expressed his gratitude to Cheltenham fans after being recalled by Cardiff. He’s now heading to Exeter City on loan, looking to challenge himself further after a successful stint with the Robins. He thanked everyone for the support and memories, wishing them all the best for the future.