Hungarian striker Balint Bajner has had his Town contract terminated by mutual consent and has joined League One Notts County.

The 24-year-old signed for the Blues on a Bosman following a trial in the summer having left Borussia Dortmund where he had largely played for their B side.

Bajner’s appearance from the bench in last Wednesday’s FA Cup third round replay defeat to Southampton was his sixth game for Town as a sub with his only start his 44 minutes against Fulham on the opening day of the season.

The frontman completed his move in time to feature for the Magpies at Doncaster this evening and has been named on the bench.

Meanwhile, Blues target Billy Sharp is on the bench for Leeds for this evening's home game against Championship leaders Bournemouth.

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Guthrum added 18:54 - Jan 20 Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Wish him well for his future career.
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ian_marshall added 18:54 - Jan 20 All the best bajner
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miltonsnephew added 19:02 - Jan 20 I see this as MM must be looking at a player at NOTTS County and something to sweeten a impending deal coming shortly, but what player Hmmmmmmmmmm
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bellazzurri79 added 19:07 - Jan 20 Shame as he was mixing it with Arjen Robben and Robert Lewandoski All the best Balint!
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manualthetisfanclub added 19:08 - Jan 20 Worth a punt,win some lose sum.good luck big balint, bash up league 1
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JoePhillips26 added 19:08 - Jan 20 Good luck Bajner. Will always love you for the celebrations at Charlton.
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Mark added 19:12 - Jan 20 Two punts on trialists from abroad, and I am happy with a 50% return with Bru signing a new long term contract today. All the best, Balint.
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Michael11 added 19:16 - Jan 20 To be fair, we got Bart Bialkowski for nothing so they're welcome to have Bajner! Hope he does well there. I love Billy Sharp but feel Freddie Sears is a similar kind of player. After *losing* Sammon and Bajner, I feel we'll be more likely to go and find someone big and strong in the mould of Chris Wood, he'd be a more natural replacement for Murph if he was to get injured.

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Pessimistic added 19:20 - Jan 20 Good point Michael. I had never considered that. I guess you could be right, Chris wood is more like Murphs but can he get us goals? I feel sure Billy Sharp would.
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Swailsey added 19:23 - Jan 20 Good luck! Always gave his best and was clearly a team player. Remember how he was the first person on the pitch when Hunt (a fellow new striker and direct competition) scored the winner at Charlton? Clearly a nice guy. All the best!
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Vancouver_Blue added 19:29 - Jan 20 Best of luck for the future Badger
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Jimmy86 added 19:35 - Jan 20 Good luck Banjer!!! Think we could have at least got a nominal fee for him, but as an above poster stated, we did get Bart for free pending promotion to the premiership. Hope Billy pops up with a goal from the bench to beat Bournemouth. He'd already be aiding our promotion push before he joins us
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bluefeast added 19:42 - Jan 20 Would of been brilliant if he had been successful ,cult status etc. Hes a top team player and an example to many a pro who is self interested.Shame it didnt work out , ishall keep an eye on your career and thanks for the memory vs charlton
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bluefeast added 19:43 - Jan 20 I note that best has signed for Brighton ,he is a decent player.
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rexron added 19:56 - Jan 20 Go for it Baijner. Wish you the best for the future!
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itfchorry added 20:01 - Jan 20 Better than Priskin !!!
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Michael11 added 20:27 - Jan 20 @pessimistic Not actually seen Wood's Championship goals record but I think it's decent. I agree Billy Sharp's a more natural goalscoring poacher though. Just can't see much physicality up front if anything happened to Murph. Hopefully we could sign both but highly doubt that'd happen!
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AbujaBlue added 20:43 - Jan 20 Good luck, Balint. I'm sure this is not the last we will see of you. I hope Notts County prepare for all their social media outlets being besieged by Hungarian fanatics like ours were!
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jas0999 added 21:06 - Jan 20 A relatively love risk gamble which didn't pay off. Sadly didn't look like making the grade in the limited opportunities he has had. Good move for him and yet another player off the wage bill, hopefully freeing up a place for a new signing. Good luck to him though.
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Fat_Boy_Tim added 21:14 - Jan 20 So...... no party it is then!!!
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bluemikey100 added 21:23 - Jan 20 wot a strikeforce ronan murray and bajner upfront enought to scare most teams
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Solly added 21:37 - Jan 20 Have been told by a Notts supporting friend that we agreed to this in exchange for them dropping any clauses there may have been in the Bart deal - promotion bonus etc. If true, great business.
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itfc1981 added 22:09 - Jan 20 Better than Clegg !!!
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bluesince84 added 22:29 - Jan 20 win tomorrow we go top by two points, thankyou leeds!
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