Birmingham City chairman David Gold insists Mikael
Forssell could still have a future at the club after the striker's
£1million move to Hannover collapsed.
The Blues had agreed to sell the Finland international to the
Bundesliga side following a frustrating three-year spell at St
Andrew's ravaged by a series of knee injuries.
But, after the move broke down at the 11th hour, Gold has reassured
the former Chelsea striker - who scored 17 goals for Birmingham
while in the top-flight during the 2003/04 season - that he could
still have a part to play next term.
"I still believe that Mikael can play a part at Birmingham City. He
is a terrific striker and seems to be coming back to fitness," said
Gold.
"You could do a lot worse than him in your strike force. He is
raring to go and feels that sharpness is coming back into his
game.
"With a good pre-season under his belt, Mikael could be back to
what he was when we first had him.
"Any striker that scores nearly 20 goals in the Premier League is
worth his weight in gold."
