Fabrizio Romano: Man United chiefs “now showing interest” in signing new “hurricane” for Ten Hag
According to Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United are interested in signing teenage forward Adama Bojang.
What is the most recent Man United and Bojang transfer news?
With Wout Wegorst’s loan spell coming to an end, the Red Devils and Erik ten Hag have made a new forward one of their transfer priorities this summer.
Anthony Martial’s future is also uncertain, which might leave Ten Hag without a veteran striker for the 2023/24 season.
A number of high-profile names, like Harry Kane, have been linked with a move to Old Trafford. According to reports, Manchester United may reconsider a move for the Tottenham star if they reduce their £100 million asking price to £80 million.
Meanwhile, there have been rumors that Manchester United is in the running to acquire Benfica striker Goncalo Ramos, and it appears that, in addition to a proven high-profile offensive acquisition, a lesser-known final third name is also on the agenda.
In the previous 48 hours, Romano took to Twitter to offer an update on Bojang. He added that Old Trafford is “now showing interest” in recruiting the “huge talent,” although German clubs Eintracht Frankfurt and RB Leipzig are also interested, as is French club Strasbourg.
“Manchester United is one of the clubs interested in Gambia’s 2004-born talent Adama Bojang.”
“Understand Eintracht Frankfurt and RB Leipzig are putting pressure on Bojang, who is regarded as a huge talent.” Strasbourg is also keeping an eye on the issue.”
Who exactly is Adama Bojang?
Bojang, who is only 19 years old, is a pure center-forward who plays for Steve Bicko FC in The Gambia.
He has been dubbed “The Gambian Hurricane” and described as an incredible physical specimen in the media, blessed with both speed and strength. Bojang has been compared to Manchester City’s Erling Haaland for his good anticipating abilities and poise when provided with chances in the box.
He appears to be attracting interest all throughout Europe, so a move to Manchester might be a wise one by Old Trafford officials, and it appears to be another to watch in the coming months.
