Fabrizio Romano claims that Manchester United is interested in signing Adama Bojang, a young forward.
What are the most recent Bojang and Man United transfer rumours?
With Wout Wegorst’s loan period coming to an end, the Red Devils and Erik ten Hag have made a new forward one of their transfer priorities this summer.
In addition, Anthony Martial’s future is uncertain, which might leave Ten Hag without a senior striker before the 2023–24 season.
Harry Kane is among the big-name players who have been mentioned in connection with a move to Old Trafford. According to reports, Man United might reconsider pursuing the Tottenham star if they drop their £100 million asking price to £80 million.
While Goncalo Ramos of Benfica has been linked to Man United, it appears that a lesser-known final third name is also on the agenda in addition to a proven high-profile attacking addition.
In the previous 48 hours, Romano used Twitter to share a Bojang update. He stated that the “huge talent” is “now showing interest” from Old Trafford, but Strasbourg and the German teams Eintracht Frankfurt and RB Leipzig are also interested.
“Manchester United is one of the teams now showing interest in Adama Bojang, a talent from the Gambia born in 2004.
“Understand that RB Leipzig and Eintracht Frankfurt are working hard to finalise a deal for Bojang, who is regarded as a huge talent. Strasbourg is keeping an eye on the situation.
Adama Bojang is who?
Bojang, a 19-year-old center-forward who plays for Steve Bicko FC in The Gambia, is a pure center-forward.
He has the moniker “The Gambian Hurricane” and is described in the media as an absolute physical specimen who possesses both speed and strength. He is 6 feet 3 inches tall. Bojang has also received praise for his good anticipation abilities and composure when faced with chances in the box, which has led to some unfavourable comparisons to Erling Haaland of Manchester City.
He seems to be attracting attention across Europe, so Old Trafford officials may have made a wise decision to move him to Manchester. From the looks of things, this may be another development to watch in the coming months.
