West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Hull City are in the picture to sign Fenerbahçe’s Anthony Musaba this summer.
The winger spent two years at Sheffield Wednesday and left them for Samsunspor in July 2025. He signed a four-year deal but left them to join Fener in January.
He managed six goals and four assists for Samsunspor, and two goals and six assists in 23 matches for Fenerbahçe.
Musaba would be in line for a rapid exit as West Ham, Wolves and Hull City are looking to sign him.
West Ham, Wolves and Hull City keen
The Dutchman is set to be on the move for the third consecutive window. That’s according to SoccerNews, who covers the latest on West Ham United, Wolves and Hull City.
Turkish sources have informed the outlet that Anthony Musaba is attracting attention from Turkey and across Europe.
There are a few unnamed Süper Lig sides keen on the winger, but the chances of making another move within Turkey are slim. The player is not open to this option and if he were to leave, it will be for another league.
He is attracting ‘a lot of interest’ from England, where the Hammers, Wolves and the Tigers are his suitors.
Both Nuno Espírito Santo’s side and the Molineux club have dropped to the Championship. Meanwhile, Hull City have secured promotion to the Premier League. This may give Sergej Jakirović’s side an edge over the other two.
Fenerbahçe open to summer sale
The Istanbul club signed Anthony Musaba for around €5-6m and secured him on a contract until 2030.
Despite this, Fenerbahçe are open to sanctioning his rapid exit, provided there’s a serious offer. There’s no mention of their demand while Transfermarkt now value him at €7m.
SoccerNews also don’t mention his preference between West Ham United, Wolves and Hull City or if any of these clubs are willing to submit a convincing bid.
