Stoke City: Thomas Sorensen has been important to Asmir Begovic's... - That is Staffordshire

His goalkeeping audition is started by asmir Begovic in front of Sir Alex Ferguson tomorrow owing a of gratitude to fellow owner Thomas Sorensen. Boss Tony Pulis believes Begovic's improvement in the last two months has been influenced by Sorensen's skilled existence at Stoke. a Asmir Begovic has been greatly connected with a proceed to Manchester United. And that sort of aid has left Begovic being widely touted for a summer move for around A15m to 1 of the country's big guns. The 25-year-old owner has been greatly associated with Manchester United, not least during David de Gea's difficulties earlier in the campaign, while Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool could all have opportunities to fill. Only Opportunities Printing voucher (never paint again )Supplied, fitted & completely completed, with a range of 12 addresses, polished chrome, satin chrome, polished brass.... A79.50 each door.... Contact: 01782 940970 Valid until: Friday, May possibly 31 2013 Pulis, who beat off competition from Tottenham to sign Begovic from Portsmouth for A3.25m three years ago, said: "It does not surprise me there is links with top groups because I do believe he's been excellent this season. "It is been an excellent season for him and he is able to only improve as a result of his age. "He is been very lucky when he first came to possess Thomas here as number 1. "He is learned a whole lot from him and it has pushed him on." The Bosnia international kept eight clean sheets in 20 league games before the turn of the year a but has kept only one in 12 tours in 2013. And after collecting only five things from the possible 39 this year was a game against champions-in-waiting Manchester United the last point Stoke did actually need. "It can be an tremendous game," included Pulis, "and we will have a struggle on our hands. "Losing against Man City means they will come here fired up and that is something we have to deal with. "It is been a poor work for us and we've to recognize the challenge." and roll our sleeves up Andrew Wilkinson stands by for if Matthew Etherington fails an exercise test on his on-going straight back problem hamstring victim Marc Wilson, while Michael Kightly could begin.