“West Ham’s Jaw-Dropping £30M Gamble on ‘Unstoppable’ 26 G/A Striker to Unleash Potter’s Wildest Dreams!”
West Ham United are among several Premier League clubs eyeing a summer move for Borussia Monchengladbach striker Tim Kleindienst.
The 29-year-old has caught the attention of West Ham, Tottenham, and Everton following an impressive Bundesliga campaign.
Kleindienst has been a standout performer in Germany’s top flight this season, netting 16 goals and providing 10 assists.
His form has helped Gladbach push for European qualification, but if the club fails to secure a spot in continental competitions, the striker may be open to a move.
Premier League clubs are reportedly willing to pay up to £30 million for his services.
According to CaughtOffside, Kleindienst is attracting interest across Europe.
Serie A giants AC Milan and Roma are monitoring his progress, while Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich are also keen, potentially viewing him as a backup to Harry Kane and a solid option for new manager Vincent Kompany.
Despite the growing interest, Gladbach hold a strong hand in negotiations, with Kleindienst under contract until June 2028.
He only joined the club from Heidenheim last July, where he tallied 83 goals in 172 appearances.
West Ham are expected to strengthen their attack under new manager Graham Potter.
With Niclas Fullkrug failing to impress and Evan Ferguson set to return to Brighton after his loan, the club is in the market for a new striker.
According to GIVEMESPORT sources, the Hammers are also targeting Lille’s Jonathan David, whose contract in France is due to expire in under two months, making him an appealing alternative should a deal for Kleindienst not materialize.
