Nottingham Forest And Ipswich Town Also In Mix For West Ham Target
Nottingham Forest and Ipswich Town are also keen on in-demand Fenerbahce defender Jayden Oosterwolde.
The Dutchman could leave Fenerbahce this summer and his agent told us earlier this week that Premier League sides do want him and he would suit the league.
West Ham are interested in signing Oosterwolde, while Bournemouth are even claimed to have put a bid in for him.
There are more Premier League sides who appreciate Oosterwolde though.
Nottingham Forest and Premier League new boys Ipswich are keen, according to Turkish outlet Sports Digitale, while Brentford are also admirers.
In Italy, Napoli are interested in the Dutch defender.
Fenerbahce are not keen to lose Oosterwolde, who they paid €6m to sign from Italian side Parma, but would do business if offers go high enough.
If Oosterwolde stayed at Fenerbahce then he would have the chance to play under former Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur boss Jose Mourinho next season.
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Ipswich could sign an exciting talent who’d thrive with Broadhead
Ipswich Town have had great luck buying a number of Welsh gems in recent times, with both Wes Burns and Nathan Broadhead standing out as glowing examples in the current squad.
Both Burns and Broadhead, who were born in Cardiff and Bangor respectively, were key parts of the Tractor Boys puzzle that won promotion up to the Premier League as plucky underdogs, with a combined 27 goal contributions tallied up between them in the second tier.
This evident success, with Burns scoring a crucial goal on the final day of last season to secure a richly deserved promotion no less, could mean Ipswich shop in the Welsh market once more soon, with this Bluebirds youngster potentially taking their fancy.
Ipswich looking at young Cardiff midfielder
Football journalist Darren Witcoop took to social media in recent days to confirm Premier League interest is there for homegrown Cardiff prodigy Rubin Colwill this summer, with Ipswich outright named as an interested party.
Labelled as being ‘admirers’ in the 22-year-old attacking midfielder, Witcoop did reveal that Colwill is likely to stay put regardless of this new interest, but Ipswich might well be too tempting for the 6 foot 2 talent to resist, who has even reportedly had Arsenal sniffing around for his services in the past.
In and around the first team in the Welsh capital for Erol Bulut’s men over a number of seasons, Colwill will also be intrigued at the prospect of testing himself in the division above, as opposed to sticking it out with the Bluebirds routinely finishing in mid-table.
