More reports today credit West Ham United with a late bid for FC Midtjylland forward Franculino Djú as Chairman David Sullivan weighs up whether to ignore his manager’s remarks about not needing a striker and go hell for leather to sign the highly rated youngster before Monday night, in the face of fierce Premier League competition.
Sportswitness.co.uk claim Nottingham Forest are the latest side to enter the race and that:
“West Ham were reported to have made a €15m bid yesterday ” and Nottingham Forest have :“already accelerated negotiations in the last few days in the hope of getting a deal done at the end of the window. They’ve been told they will need to offer as much as €20m to get the deal over the line.” Reports the sport web site.
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No wonder the striker is in such high demand, nine goals and two assists already in ten matches since the start of the 2025/26 campaign is top tier performance. So £17 million – twenty million euros – is the price sought by the Danish Supaliga side.
Someone will steal him: Another Gyokeres– type missed opportunity? Who knows. Would just hate to look back with regret in two years and see him moving to a top six side for sixty million: But two confirmed transfers in one day is probably as good as it is going to get for West Ham fans.