One name that is certain to get any Yellow Canaries fan's blood rushing is AC Milan striker Klaas Jan Huntelaar. The 26-year-old Dutch goal scorer is currently on the look for a club that can guarantee him a first-team spot coming into the 2010 World Cup finals and Fenerbahçe is said to be a possibility. Reports state that Huntelaar has even asked Pierre van Hooijdonk for his opinion.

Fenerbahçe could be on the verge of making yet another ground breaking transfer. After only four months at AC Milan, 26-year-old Dutch striker Klaas Jan Huntelaar is set to leave the Serie A giants. Huntelaar is having difficulty securing a place in AC Milan's starting eleven, so he is now on the look to find a club that can guarantee him just that as this summer's World Cup finals approach.

According to reports in Milliyet and Habertürk, Klaas Jan Huntelaar is on Christoph Daum and Aykut Kocaman's transfer shortlists. The coaching duo are evaluating attacking players for the winter transfer window and the Dutch striker is reported to be on the top of the list.

Klaas Jan Huntelaar had recently announced that he was looking for a club where he can secure a first-team spot, so he can stay on form as this summer's World Cup finals approaches. The Dutchman had joined ranks at the Milanese side for €15 million just four months ago, meaning that his price tag will be fairly expensive, so Fenerbahçe could opt for loaning the 26-year-old.

Netherlands head coach Bert Van Marwijk and former Yellow Canary Pierre van Hooijdonk have also reportedly recommended Huntelaar join Fenerbahçe in the  January window.