Major interest: Manchester United, Aston Villa and West Ham monitor Ivory Coast international Ibrahim Sangaré
Nottingham Forest midfielder Ibrahim Sangaré is attracting growing interest from several Premier League clubs ahead of the upcoming transfer window.
Aston Villa, West Ham United and Manchester United are among the teams reported to be monitoring the Ivory Coast international, whose performances have drawn attention across the English top flight.
The 26-year-old midfielder has established himself as an important figure at Nottingham Forest, and his displays in central midfield have reportedly prompted scouts from rival clubs to follow his progress closely.
Interest from Premier League rivals
Among the clubs tracking Sangaré, Manchester United are believed to be paying particular attention to the player’s performances.
According to reports, United scouts have been impressed by the midfielder’s physical presence in duels and his composure when operating under pressure — attributes that are often considered crucial for players operating in central midfield roles in the Premier League.
Aston Villa and West Ham United are also said to be keeping a close watch on the situation as they evaluate potential options to strengthen their squads.
With the summer transfer window approaching, the competition for the midfielder’s signature could intensify if formal offers are made.
Nottingham Forest’s position
Nottingham Forest signed Sangaré for a reported fee of around €35m and the club could now face a decision regarding his future.
Reports suggest Forest may be willing to listen to offers ranging between €45m and €50m should significant interest materialise during the next transfer window.
Such a valuation reflects both the player’s importance within the squad and the increasing demand for midfielders capable of combining physical strength with tactical awareness.
If a suitable offer arrives, Sangaré could therefore become one of the notable names involved in the upcoming summer transfer market.
Future still uncertain
For now, the midfielder remains under contract with Nottingham Forest and continues to be part of the club’s plans.
However, with several Premier League teams reportedly monitoring his situation, his future could become a key talking point as clubs begin preparing their recruitment strategies for next season.
