Bundesliga star, Serhou Guirassy, has been the subject of huge transfer speculation over recent weeks – as the Guinea international continues to attract interest from potential Premier League suitors.
Serhou Guirassy Transfer Latest
The Stuttgart striker has caused a huge stir in the early stages of this January transfer window, as he looks set to move elsewhere this month.
He will be playing in the African Cup of Nations with Guinea, but is still very much expected to make a transfer away from Stuttgart by deadline day.
Guirassy has a release clause of just £15 million and his personal demands should be in reach for a host of Premier League teams – with many hoping to land the striker’s signature this month.
AC Milan have made an early move to sign the Stuttgart player, but realise they could be blown out of the water by English clubs as the Premier League boasts far higher wages.
The starting point around negotiations is believed to be in advance of £100,000-a-week, which would be a substantial climb for Guirassy from his current deal.
Handing out a contract worth six-figures every week would not prove off-putting for the likes of Manchester United, Tottenham, Newcastle United, West Ham United and Fulham – who have all been tracking him across a very impressive campaign.
Outside of England, Bayern Munich have also emerged as the newest club to be interested, however, the 27-year-old is reportedly keen on a move to England.
Serhou Guirassy 2023-24 Stats
The Stuttgart striker has been in hot form this term, with 17 goals in 14 Bundesliga games so far and is the second-highest scorer in the division behind Harry Kane (21).
Out of these 17 league goals, only three have come from the penalty spot and the Guinean striker has also contributed to three goals (2G+3A) in two DFB Pokal appearances.
So far, the 27-year-old striker has scored two hat-tricks in the Bundesliga, netting three against Wolfsburg and Mainz 05.
Guirassy has already surpassed his tally from last season (11), a feat he managed after just seven matches in the Bundesliga this season.
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