According to reports, Chelsea and Fulham are keeping an eye on Gift Orban, a striker from Nigeria who has been on fire since joining KAA Gent of Belgium in the January transfer window.
Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, among other teams, sent scouts to watch the striker play against Cercle Brugge on Saturday, May 13.
Evening Standard claims that Chelsea and Fulham are also keeping an eye on the gifted center forward.
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The 20-year-old has scored 14 goals and assisted two in 13 Jupiler Pro League and Europe playoff games, including a hat-trick against Cercle Brugge last week and a flurry of goals against Zulte Waregem in March.
Orban also appeared in Europe, scoring The team scored the fastest hat-trick in European club competition history in the Conference League Round of 16 second leg against Istanbul Baakehir.
All eyes were on him as he scored his hat-trick in just 3 minutes, 25 seconds, leaving everyone speechless.
It is not unexpected that he has caught the eye of a plethora of suitors given that he has scored 19 goals in 19 appearances for Gent, or an average of one goal per game.
Orban joined Gent in the January transfer window, and the Buffalos will need to pay a big sum to pry him away.
Even though Orban may have numerous pursuers this summer, the diminutive striker has ruled out joining any club.
Orban has obviously set high goals for his career and possesses the potential to become a leading talent.
His style of play is comparable to that of Harry Kane, who is known for dropping deep and providing assists in addition to scoring goals.
Orban must carefully select his next club if he is to take his game to the next level, but the prodigy is not without options
Any deal to bring Orban to the Premier League would probably cost much.
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