Saudi competition is now present for the key target for Nottingham Forest and Wolves.
Journalist Ben Jacobs says Southampton hitman Che Adams is now being pursued by Al-Shabab, a Saudi Arabian team, in addition to Nottingham Forest and Wolves.
Despite Saints’ elevation, it is widely anticipated that the striker, whose contract with Southampton expires at the end of this month, will leave.
In an attempt to expand their offensive options, Wolves and Nottingham Forest are vying for Adams.
However, Al-Shabab is now vying with the couple in Saudi Arabia, where they want to transport Adams to the Middle East.
They aim to create a huge statement in the transfer market and consider Adams to be a household name.
Adams’ departure from the Premier League in favor of the Saudi Pro League is something the Saudi team hopes to persuade.
Adams will probably receive a sizable offer to stay in Saudi Arabia and pursue his profession.
It remains to be seen if the striker would be lured enough to defect from the Premier League to Al-Shabab.
Last season, Al-Shabab placed ninth in the Saudi Pro League.
Vitor Pereira, a former manager of FC Porto, Olympiacos, and Fenerbahce, is in charge of them.
