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Aleksandar Mitrovic celebrates a goal for Al-Hilal<\/p>\nBirmingham City were linked with Serbian star Aleksandar Mitrovic during the summer transfer windowAleksandar Mitrovic celebrates a goal for Al-Hilal<\/p>\n
Birmingham City have just completed a busy summer transfer window which saw the club sign 12 new players and offload 13.<\/p>\n
Chris Davies,<\/a> along with director of football Craig Gardner,<\/a> has made tweaks to the squad which won League One in record-breaking style last season in the hope of another promotion push in the Championship.<\/p>\n But they didn’t sign every player they were linked with.<\/p>\n Indeed, there seemed to be very little chance that they would sign Serbian striker Aleksandar Mitrovic when he was linked with the club in August.<\/a><\/p>\n Mitrovic has plundered goals everywhere he has played and boasts a brilliant record of 62 goals in 100 caps for Serbia.<\/p>\n Two years ago Mitrovic quit Fulham for the riches of Saudi Arabia and has helped Al-Hilal to four trophies, but they have decided to part ways with him having bagged Darwin Nunez from Liverpool in their latest big money deal.<\/p>\n Mitrovic was linked with Blues,<\/a> Leeds United and Sunderland during the summer transfer window before the deadline passed on Monday.<\/p>\n With a return to England off the table for Mitrovic, the striker has agreed to cancel his reported \u00a3400,000 per week contract with Al-Hilal and now looks set to move to Qatar.<\/p>\n Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reports that Mitrovic is set to join Qatari side Al-Rayyan. 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