West Ham United have reportedly registered an interest in Fenerbahce winger Anthony Musaba as they look to reshape their attacking options for life in the Championship under Nuno Espirito Santo.
The 25-year-old left winger has enjoyed a rapid rise since moving to Turkish football, with his standout performances catching the eye of the Hammers’ recruitment team, who are now keen to bring him to the London Stadium.
Musaba’s journey over the last year has been nothing short of remarkable. Having established himself in England during a two-year spell with Sheffield Wednesday, he moved to Super Lig side Samsunspor in July 2025.
His impactful displays there prompted Turkish giants Fenerbahce to activate his €6 million release clause in January 2026. The Dutch forward needed time to adapt to his new environment, but still managed seven direct goal contributions in the second half of the season, bringing his tally for the campaign to 15.
Musaba’s versatility is considered a major selling point for West Ham. Primarily deployed as an inverted left winger, his ability to use both feet effectively allows him to operate comfortably on the right flank or through the middle as a centre-forward.
A return to England would represent a significant step up for Musaba, who has already proven he possesses the physical attributes required to succeed in the demanding environment of English football.
While Fenerbahce will be reluctant to part with a player they only signed in January and tied to a contract until 2030, a substantial offer from England could test their resolve.