Brazilian trialist won't be signing for Sky Blues
ANDY Thorn is looking for fresh options up front after deciding not to offer a deal to Bruno Cazarine.
The globe-trotting Brazilian, who has played for a dozen clubs in eight countries since 2002, was given a final chance to impress during Saturday's 4-1 victory at Accrington Stanley.
But he was replaced by on-loan Callum Ball for the second half and Thorn later confirmed that he will be pursuing other options.
“We've had a good look at Bruno and he did some great things in training,“ said the Sky Blues boss, “but it didn't really work out in the matches he played and we've got to be convinced before we start handing out contracts.
“I've got another boy coming in on Monday who looks promising so we'll see where that takes us.“
Thorn is hopeful that midfielder Adam Barton will be a fully signed-up Sky Blue sooner rather than later, City having agreed a nominal fee with Preston after freeing up some cash with Gary Deegan's transfer to Hibernian. “I don't really want to talk about it until it's over the line,“ he said, “but Adam's a player I really like. He's tall, he's athletic and he can play and I'm sure he would be a great asset.“
Deegan's departure wa confirmed on Saturday morning and although the 24-yearold Dubliner couldn't face Dundee United yesterday he is in line for a high-profile debut in Sunday's Edinburgh derby against Hearts. Accrington Stanley
ANDY Thorn is looking for fresh options up front after deciding not to offer a deal to Bruno Cazarine.
The globe-trotting Brazilian, who has played for a dozen clubs in eight countries since 2002, was given a final chance to impress during Saturday's 4-1 victory at Accrington Stanley.
But he was replaced by on-loan Callum Ball for the second half and Thorn later confirmed that he will be pursuing other options.
“We've had a good look at Bruno and he did some great things in training,“ said the Sky Blues boss, “but it didn't really work out in the matches he played and we've got to be convinced before we start handing out contracts.
“I've got another boy coming in on Monday who looks promising so we'll see where that takes us.“
Thorn is hopeful that midfielder Adam Barton will be a fully signed-up Sky Blue sooner rather than later, City having agreed a nominal fee with Preston after freeing up some cash with Gary Deegan's transfer to Hibernian. “I don't really want to talk about it until it's over the line,“ he said, “but Adam's a player I really like. He's tall, he's athletic and he can play and I'm sure he would be a great asset.“
Deegan's departure wa confirmed on Saturday morning and although the 24-yearold Dubliner couldn't face Dundee United yesterday he is in line for a high-profile debut in Sunday's Edinburgh derby against Hearts. Accrington Stanley