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FC Copenhagen Enters Race for West Ham Target Daniel Job
28 Aug
Summary
- FC Copenhagen has reportedly submitted a bid for West Ham target Daniel Job.
- The player himself is keen on a move to the Danish club.
- Kongsvinger has set a €4m price tag on the 21-year-old forward.
Danish club FC Copenhagen has reportedly made a move for promising forward Daniel Job, a player also on the radar of West Ham United. The London-based club has been actively strengthening its squad for a return to the Premier League, with recent additions including Joel Piroe and Manor Solomon.
FC Copenhagen has submitted a bid of approximately €2.5m plus add-ons for Job, but this has yet to meet the €4m asking price set by his current club, Kongsvinger. The 21-year-old winger has attracted attention with his performances in Norwegian football, scoring seven goals and providing six assists in 18 league appearances this season.
A significant development in the transfer saga is the player's reported willingness to join FC Copenhagen. This enthusiasm for a move to the Danish side is expected to facilitate personal terms, potentially giving Copenhagen an edge. Copenhagen's participation in the Conference League may also serve as a draw for the young forward.
As the transfer deadline looms, the race for Job's signature is intensifying. West Ham, who are also reportedly interested in other targets such as Imran Louza and Diego Leite, may need to escalate their pursuit if they wish to compete with Copenhagen for the winger.
