Man United want to sign miracle striker in cheap transfer move will happen quickly
Manchester United have identified Adama Bojang, an African attacking midfielder, as a potential transfer target this summer. Bojang, currently playing for Steve Biko FC in the Gambia, has attracted the attention of United officials.
Recent transfer news surrounding Manchester United includes their search for a new star striker after the end of Wout Weghorst’s loan spell. Manager Erik ten Hag has also listed Anthony Martial for sale, indicating the club’s intention to revamp their attacking options.
While high-profile forwards like Harry Kane from Tottenham have been linked with a move to Old Trafford, it appears unlikely that United will secure the services of the England captain. Consequently, they are exploring potential options abroad.
Goncalo Ramos from Benfica and Randal Kolo Muani from Eintracht Frankfurt have emerged as potential targets for Manchester United. However, another player on their radar is Adama Bojang, a relatively unknown forward. According to recent reports from Sky Sports Germany, negotiations are underway, and Bojang is expected to move to Europe in the next ten to fourteen days.
Manchester United, Eintracht Frankfurt, and RC Strasbourg have all expressed interest in signing the 19-year-old Gambian striker. The report indicates that his future club will only need to pay €5 million (£4.3 million) to secure his talents.
Adama Bojang has been highly praised by his advisor, Sascha Empacher, who has referred to him as a “miracle striker” and compared him to other African football stars like Samuel Eto’o, Mohamed Salah, Didier Drogba, and Victor Osimhen. Bojang, standing at 6 feet 2 inches tall, has earned the nickname “The Gambian Hurricane” and is regarded as a physically gifted player, drawing comparisons to Manchester City’s Erling Haaland.
Considering Bojang’s potential, strong footwork, and impressive pace, it would be a wise move for Manchester United to take a chance on him as a promising rising star. The transfer fee is also deemed affordable. However, United will need to act swiftly to outmaneuver French and German clubs who are also vying for the African forward’s signature in the near future.