West Ham track Jorgen Strand Larsen, Isak injury may push Liverpool towards Semenyo, and Aston Villa enter David Møller Wolfe race
West Ham United have registered their interest in a potential January move for Wolves and Norway striker Jørgen Strand Larsen, with the 25-year-old emerging as a forward option under consideration.
If Alexander Isak’s injury is confirmed to be as serious as initially feared, Liverpool could be forced to reassess their attacking plans. The club may redirect the funds previously earmarked and activate the release clause of Antoine Semenyo, the 25-year-old Bournemouth and Ghana winger.
Aston Villa have also entered the race to sign Wolves and Norway defender David Møller Wolfe, 23, as competition intensifies ahead of the January transfer window.
Elsewhere, West Ham and AC Milan are understood to be in advanced talks over a deal for Niclas Füllkrug, with the 32-year-old Germany forward attracting strong interest.
Chelsea are aiming to fend off European competition in their pursuit of Konstantinos Karetsas, the highly rated 18-year-old Genk and Greece midfielder.
Liverpool and Manchester United are among several leading clubs monitoring Ayyoub Bouaddi, with the 18-year-old Lille midfielder drawing widespread attention across Europe.
Meanwhile, Axel Disasi is expected to depart Chelsea in January, with the 27-year-old French centre-back already on the radar of multiple interested clubs.
Finally, Tottenham Hotspur insist they have not received any approach from Fiorentina, despite reports in Italy suggesting former Spurs director Fabio Paratici is close to agreeing a five-year deal to take up the sporting director role at the Serie A side.
