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Jordan James continues to attract transfer interest

Even though it has been a tough season for Blues so far, with Tony Mowbray having recently taken over a side languishing in the bottom half, James has impressed.

The Welsh international was one of few to improve under former boss Wayne Rooney, with the 19-year-old becoming an important player in central midfield.

Given his age, clubs clearly recognise James is someone with the potential to get even better, and Italian outfit Atalanta made a real push to sign the teenager earlier in the window, but a fee couldn’t be agreed.

And, it now seems as though there’s Premier League interest in the Blues academy graduate, as journalist Fabrizio Romano revealed that Wolves and Palace are considering a late move for James.

Jordan James is destined to play at the highest level

Despite his age, James is closing in on 100 appearances for Blues, and he’s likely to hit that landmark in the next month or two.

Given his age, that’s some achievement and it shows just how good the youngster is.

With the Bellingham brothers, and even George Hall, having impressed for Birmingham coming through the ranks, it sometimes feels as though James is undervalued, but he is a really exciting talent who has managed to establish himself in the first-team squad.