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Ghanaian youngster Dominic Adiyiah is reportedly being trailed by a number of major European sides.
The 20-year-old striker, who currently plays for Norwegian club Fredrikstad FK, won the Under 20 World Cup in Egypt with Ghana last week, taking the top scorer award with eight goals during the tournament.
Valencia, Paris St Germain and Feyenoord are rumoured to be interested in the young forward, who said he would like to move to further his career.
"My mission is to perform on the pitch and be ready to play where I can get a good deal," he told Onside.dk.
"I can't say where that will be. I would like to play in England, Spain or Italy.
"I am a professional football player, so I want to play and make a difference."
Source: Skysports
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