West Ham seriously wants the “unstoppable” striker of 11 million pounds sterling with 9 goals already

West Ham United now seriously plans a spectacular decision for an “unstoppable” attacker, who started flying for the 2025-26 campaign.

West Ham needs to sign a new striker before the deadline

After the departure of Michail Antonio earlier this summer, West Ham called on Callum Wilson, but with the 33 -year -old who joined a one -year incentive agreement, he is unlikely to be a long -term solution, in particular given the recent record of injuries of the former United Man.

Jarrod Bowen led the line for the Hammers in the first stadiums of the new season, but the 28-year-old has not yet climbed the match sheet, and even faced a fan after the last 3-2 defeat against Wolverhampton Wanderers in the EFL Cup.

With Niclas Fullkrug who was also due to reach 33 years this season, the Hammers could undoubtedly make the signing of a young center-forward, capable of directing the line at the London stadium for the years to come, and they have now thrown their goal on an attacker who checks these boxes.

According to a teamtalk report, West Ham is now seriously placing a spectacular decision for FC striker Midtjylland Franculino Dju, who attracts general interest after starting to fly to the new campaign.

The irons and the Serie A Como are among the clubs ready to make an early movement for DJU, the two sides expressing their desire to offer costs in the region of 11 million pounds sterling for 21 -year -old services, although it can be difficult to obtain an agreement on the line.

The young person is considered a player with higher class potential by the Graham Potter team, but FC Midtjylland is very reluctant to sell, since it would be almost impossible to replace their star player, through the summer transfer window which will take place very soon.

“Unstoppable” Dju made a fantastic beginning for the campaign

The scout Jacek Kulig was seduced by the way the young central center started the campaign, recently praising it as “unstoppable”, and it is obvious to see why.

The international of Guinea-Bissau already has nine goals in his name in all competitions, and he shows signs of real development, having overshadowed his total goal of the 2024-25 campaign League at this early stage.

It would be a risk for West Ham to sign DJU, since the Midtjylland star has not yet proven itself in a large European league, but hammers have desperately needed a new central center, Wilson having little impact in his three outings to this point.

It is also an additional bonus that the former man of Benfica is still very young at 21, since Potter is well known for having worked with the oldest League team last season.