Mohamed Ali Zoma has drawn attention from several European clubs following his displays at German side Nurnberg.
Currently, teams like Roma, Napoli, Bournemouth, and Brentford have registered their interest in the 22-year-old Italian forward. Meanwhile, West Ham have already attempted to sign the player.
West Ham received a rejection
Reports indicate that the London club offered €20 million for Zoma, but Nurnberg turned down the proposal. In response, the German club has raised their asking price, now seeking over €30 million for the forward.
This means any potential buyers will need to significantly up their bids if they’re serious about clinching a transfer for the Italian talent.
Several clubs are eyeing the forward
Aside from West Ham, clubs such as Roma, Napoli, Bournemouth, and Brentford are keenly watching the situation unfold. However, while there’s interest, details regarding any agreed terms for a transfer have yet to emerge.
Zoma joined Nurnberg in August 2025, and he is contracted to the German club until June 2029, giving them leverage in any potential sale.
Zoma's value continues to rise
According to Transfermarkt, the striker's market value stands at €20 million. Despite this, Nurnberg’s demands exceed this valuation, with reports suggesting they are starting at €30 million.
Zoma also boasts experience with the Italian national team, having made one appearance. At present, his future remains uncertain: interest from multiple clubs is ongoing, but any transfer will depend on offers that meet Nurnberg’s financial expectations.
