Fulham are eyeing a late move for Jonas Wind, although Wolfsburg’s massive €50 million asking price might put off the Cottagers.
According to Sport Bild via Sport Witness, Jonas Wind emerged as a late target for Fulham, who have been keen on signing a new forward this winter. The Danish attacker is reportedly valued at €50 million by Wolfsburg in this window, which might ward off the Cottagers’ interest.
Fulham eyeing Jonas Wind?
Marco Silva might have stressed the need to bring in a new striker in January and has indeed looked at several options, even before the winter market opened. Fulham had been linked with Feyenoord’s Santiago Gimenez for long periods, but the Mexican may have a bigger club on his mind.
The need to replace Aleksandar Mitrovic has been all too relevant in the ensuing months since his departure from Saudi Arabia. They might have set sights on Danish striker Jonas Wind, with the Wolfsburg star having a good season in the Bundesliga.
Wind has scored ten goals and assisted six times across all competitions, making him one of the most lethal attackers in Germany. While interest in the player has been minimal despite his impressive numbers, Wolfsburg are not eager to entertain late offers.
As per the report, the Bundesliga side are demanding €50 million to sell Wind this month, which could put off Fulham from the chase. Hence, even if the Cottagers hold interest, they might back off for the time being and possibly return in the summer when they can potentially negotiate a lower fee for the Danish star.
Fulham keen on a new attacker
The Cottagers are desperate to bring in a new attacker with goalscoring prowess. They have seen links to Plymouth’s Morgan Whittaker, who could potentially become available for a cheap fee. The Championship side might even look to make a healthy profit on their record-breaking investment if some of the interested Premier League sides come through with their approach.
Then there are links to Armando Broja, with reports suggesting Fulham have already tabled a loan bid for the Albanian. The decision will have to be Chelsea’s, who might feel short in the No.9 role if they let their homegrown star leave.
