Manchester United can sign ‘gifted striker’ for just €5m – Agent hypes up youngster, fast transfer anticipated
Since acquiring a new striker is one of Manchester United’s top priorities for the summer transfer window, the club is keeping an open mind about the possible origins of the player they end up signing.
According to reports from Sky Deutschland published today, the Red Devils are one of the clubs that are considering pursuing a transfer for Gambian center-forward Adama Bojang.
It has been speculated that Manchester United, Eintracht Frankfurt, Racing Strasbourg, and another Bundesliga team are all interested in the so-called “miracle striker.”
Steve Biko represents the Gambian national team, and Bojang is reportedly showing a great deal of promise there.
Philipp Hinze, an analyst from Sky Germany, provided an explanation for that.
“There are already a few elite strikers from Africa, but Bojang ought to actually be put down.
He has the potential to become really intriguing.”
The player’s agent, Sacha Empacher, was also interviewed by Sky Germany and made care to exaggerate the 19-year-old’s potential in the interview.
“Over the past ten years, Adama has been the most talented African player I’ve seen. He possesses the skills necessary to develop into one of Africa’s most accomplished forwards. Alongside players such as Drogba, Eto’o, Salah, and Osimhen.”
According to Sky Germany, the transfer of Bojang to Europe should take place over the next ten to fourteen days, and the buyers will spend roughly five million euros on the transfer.
The article, on the other hand, makes no mention of whether or not the interested teams have already entered into serious negotiations for the signing, or even whether there are already bids on the table.
Even though Manchester United has the financial resources necessary to complete the transaction, it is quite likely that a more seasoned player will be included in the package if this move goes through.
Manchester United can sign ‘gifted striker’ for just €5m – Agent hypes up youngster, fast transfer anticipated