“Very content” The Leeds player, 22, is 22 years old, and the boss says he might sign him in the summer; payment is required.

Despite a challenging season thus far, Cody Drameh is making an impression at Birmingham City, and Tony Mowbray has hinted that he may sign the Leeds United player permanently.

Drameh, 22, has made 20 appearances for the Blues in all competitions. Under John Eustace, they had a strong start and appeared to be a surprise candidate for the play-offs. fired in order to bring in Washington, DC’s Wayne Rooney.

However, the legend of Manchester United faltered. Mowbray, who was fired brutally by Sunderland, takes over. After losing to Leicester in his first three games, he has turned the tide.

Drameh did not play in any of the three matches, but he did not show up last night.Despite his contract expiring in June, the Championship team has the opportunity to purchase him—a condition that was added to give the Blues a head start.

Mowbray was asked about signing Drameh on a permanent basis by Birmingham Live, and he said that he is really happy with the Leeds defender – but is yet to have a conversation with him about signing on.