Bojan Krkic could move clubs in the January transfer window

Last season Bojan Krkic signed his second contract with Stoke City, which expires on June 30, 2020. It was a strategic renovation on the part of the English club, who secured in principle his services until he is 30 years old. But what happened off the pitch doesn't seem to relate to what happens on it, with Mark Hughes still not making Bojan a regular starter.

From England voices have started speaking about a possible move for the formr Barcelona forward this winter. In the Stoke Sentinel they published an article saying that Hughes is open to allowing the Catalan to leave in the winter window. However, perhaps not until the end of the month as he will lose players for the African Cup of Nations.

Last season he was the second top Spanish goalscorer in the Premier League (seven goals) behind Diego Costa and also the second top in his team behind Arnautovic. He combined the goals with good performances, like that against Manchester United, when he won the man of the match award. He also won it against Swansea. He started the season in the team but bad results ended up changing the coach's strategy. 

The Welsh coach later went for more physical players to try and change a dangerous dynamic and move up the table. Bojan played in the 4-1 at Crystal Palace on September 18 and then not again until November 5 against West Ham. Five games in the squad without playing a single minute. Against West Ham he scored the goal to pull his team level three minutes after stepping onto the pitch. 

We will have to see what happens in the coming weks but from England they are already thinking about a possible change of scene for him. It depends on the will of the player, Stoke City and also Mark Hughes.