West Ham United and FC Nordsjaelland of Denmark are currently in talks over a possible £16 million transfer for winger Ibrahim Osman.
The Premier League club and the Danish team are in the midst of negotiations, and West Ham hopes to complete the acquisition of the teenager before the impending transfer deadline.
Osman is a 19-year-old forward, and while Brentford and Brighton have also shown interest in him, West Ham is actively trying to outbid rivals for his services.
The race to recruit Osman is getting more intense as it is said that Brighton in particular is keen on him.
Ibrahim Osman, 19, is a graduate of Ghana’s Right to Dream Academy, the same institution that raised Mohamed Kudus.
The winger is in the United States right now training for the forthcoming Danish Superliga season with his teammates from Nordsjaelland.
Osman had a fantastic season the previous year, dominating in both the home league and Europe. This season, he has netted six goals for FC Nordsjaelland in all competitions.
The Right to Dream Academy alum is predicted to follow in the footsteps of Mohammed Kudus and Kamaldeen Sulemana as Ghana’s next major star.
