Birmingham City striker Cameron Jerome is the subject of a three-way battle for his services after Fulham and Bolton joined Stoke City in expressing their interest in the forward, according to The Mirror.
The former Cardiff City man was part of the Birmingham outfit that suffered relegation to the Championship last year whilst also tasting success in lifting the League Cup.
Despite providing his lowest goal return for the Midlanders since joining them in 2006, the striker looks set to return to the Premier League next season with one of the three sides.
Stoke’s interest has been long standing in the forward with a £6 million offer said to have been accepted earlier in the summer transfer window.
However, with a deal failing to be finalised by the Potters, they are now being rivalled in the fight to capture the former England under-21 international.
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Fulham and Bolton Wanderers join Stoke City in race to sign Birmingham’s Cameron Jerome – report