Brighton and Crystal Palace join battle for signing – PL duo need €20m to burn competition

Ibrahim Osman of FC Nordsjaelland is being pursued by Brighton & Hove

Albion and Crystal Palace in the winter transfer window.

The 19-year-old was acquired by Nordsjælland from Right of Ghana a year ago, and he has made a name for himself

at the Danish team this year with four goals and five assists in 29 appearances.

Brighton and Crystal Palace are reportedly interested in the winger, according to Tipsbladet.

The Right to Dream Academy players, including Mohammed Kudus, a former

Nordsjælland star, are rumored to have impressed the Premier League pair,

leading them to enter the competition to sign Osman.

The Eagles and Roberto De Zerbi’s team are now behind West Ham United, who is

also eager to sign the player. According to the article, John Textor, a shareholder

at Crystal Palace, is well aware of the young players on the Danish team.

Although selling the Ghanaian player is reportedly a possibility if their demands

are satisfied, Nordsjaelland has intended to keep him past the winter market.

According to Tipsbladet, the Danish team is seeking a fee of’solid proportion’ from

Osman’s eventual sale in addition to 15 million kroner [€20 million], excluding bonuses.

They stand a good chance if Brighton or Crystal Palace are prepared to commit €20 million.