“West Ham’s £12M Desperate Showdown to Snag Brøndby’s Goal-Scoring Beast – You Won’t Believe the Drama!”
West Ham United are reportedly showing strong interest in Brøndby IF striker Mathias Kvistgaarden, with the Danish club said to be open to selling the 23-year-old forward for a fee in the region of £12 million.
This report, originally published by The Mail Online, supports earlier claims from ExWHUEmployee suggesting that new manager Graham Potter, alongside recruitment chief Kyle Macaulay, is focusing heavily on talent from the Danish, Belgian, and Dutch markets as part of West Ham’s summer transfer strategy.
Kvistgaarden has been on West Ham’s radar since the beginning of the year, shortly after Potter’s appointment.
The Danish international enjoyed a standout season in the Superliga, netting 17 goals and cementing his reputation as one of the league’s most promising attacking talents. His form has naturally attracted attention beyond Denmark.
It remains uncertain whether West Ham view Kvistgaarden as a primary target or a backup option, particularly in light of ongoing interest in Belgian striker Lucas Stassin.
However, what is clear is that the Hammers will face stiff competition for Kvistgaarden’s signature.
Scottish Premiership champions Celtic are also reportedly keen on the forward and are believed to be preparing a £12 million bid of their own.
Reports suggest that Celtic may already be ahead in negotiations, which could pose a significant challenge to West Ham’s pursuit.
If the Irons are genuinely intent on securing Kvistgaarden, swift and decisive action will be required to avoid missing out on the talented striker.
