Brentford has offered £ 35 million for Ipswich wing player Omari Hutchinson, which is considered enthusiastic.
As revealed for the first time by Mail Sport on Wednesday, the bees have identified Hutchinson as the ideal man to supplement their attack, especially because at least one of the star attackers could leave Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa before the summer transfer window closes.
Everton is also interested in Hutchinson and there is a chance that Nottingham Forest can enter the race.
Forest lost Anthony Elanga to Newcastle last week and remained in dispute with Tottenham, who thought they had activated the release clause of Morgan Gibbs-White, but the deal for the attacking midfielder should not yet complete, in the midst of anger at the city.
The relocation of Brentford for Hutchinson takes place in the week that they signed former Liverpool and once England captain Jordan Henderson.
Henderson, described by bee owner Keith Andrews as 'one of the most influential leaders in modern Premier League years' will fill the emptiness that has been left behind by the loss of their captain and first-choice Defensive Midden Fielder Christian Norgaard in Arsenal last week.
“I've always had enormous admiration for the club,” said the 35-year-old. “And what they have achieved in recent years, in particular how they have grown as a club.”
Henderson, who has agreed a two -year contract, also spoke strongly about new boss Andrews, starting his first head coaching role.
“When I spoke to Keith a few times, he was very good and honest, and he was also excited to get started,” Henderson added.