Bournemouth are on the verging of announcing they have re-signed striker Lewis Grabban for a staggering £8m, according to The Guardian.
Grabban spent two productive years with the Cherries on the south coast before moving to help Norwich get promoted to the Premier League last season.
The 27-year-old fell out of favour with Norwich manager Alex Neil at the start of the season after refusing to be a substitute in their League Cup clash with Rotherham at the start of the season.
He has struggled to get back in Neil’s good books and is subsequently on the brink of returning to Bournemouth, with an announcement reportedly due on Monday evening.
Grabban finished his final campaign with Bournemouth among the top goalscorers in the Championship (22), but has only managed to score 13 goals in the resulting two campaigns with Norwich.
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