Olympiakos goalkeeper Balazs Megyeri could be set for a summer move to the Premier League, according to his agent.
Agent says shot-stopper could easily change clubs
Olympiakos goalkeeper Balazs Megyeri could be set for a summer move to the Premier League, according to his agent.
The 22-year-old helped the Greek giants complete the domestic double this season and is now reportedly attracting interest from a number of top European clubs, including Everton.
The Hungary Under 21 international is entering the last year of his contract at the Karaiskakis Stadium and the player's agent has indicated that he is now ready to take a move forward in his career.
Although Megyeri broke into the Greek side's first team he still fears they will sign a top keeper this summer.
Toffees boss David Moyes is understood to be looking for new competition for No.1 Tim Howard and reports indicate Megyeri would cost in the region of £800,000 to be prized away.
"Of course, he'll have the last word on his future, but it's important for him to be playing in Europe and to have an opportunity of playing first-team football," Megyeri's agent Janos Hrutka told
Nemzeti Sport.
"He's young so the financial side is not the most important aspect of any potential move and even staying at Olympiakos could be an option.
"However, he could easily change clubs if it meant a step forward in his career."
