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Aleksandar Mitrovic probably doesn't need much motivation to succeed in the Premier League next season.

That, in all likelihood, is where the Serbian will be playing next season - either with Championship winners-elect Fulham or with another team if they can stump up a huge transfer fee.

But despite scoring a mammoth 34 league goals prior to today's visit of Blackburn Rovers, a prominent figure has predicted Mitrovic to again struggle in the top flight next term.

His best tally in the Premier League is 11, back in the 2018-19 season when Fulham were relegated.

Karren Brady, vice-chairman of Fulham's London rivals West Ham United, says Mitrovic's penchant for swapping divisions will see history repeat itself next season.

Writing in her Sun column, she said: "Mitrovic has been a one-man avalanche of goals this season making ­Fulham favourites to be ­promoted from the Championship.

"Nothing like his scoring has been recorded previously in the division and Fulham, leaders by nine points, must surely be planning for a Premier League future next season.

"One thing they can be sure of is the 27-year-old Serb won’t be scoring at anything like his current rate, 34 goals

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