Mohamed Ali Zoma is attracting growing interest from across Europe, with FC Nuremberg demanding more than €30m for the 22-year-old striker.

AS Roma, Napoli, Bournemouth and Brentford are among the clubs believed to be monitoring the Ivory Coast-born forward. West Ham have already made an approach, according to information from Ekrem Konur.

The Premier League club reportedly offered €20m for Zoma, but that proposal was rejected by the German side. FC Nuremberg have since increased their asking price and would now consider a transfer only if their valuation of more than €30m is met.

Zoma’s performances have placed him at the centre of an increasingly competitive chase, with interest coming from clubs in several different leagues. However, no agreement has been reached and there is no indication that a deal is close at this stage.

The striker is under contract with FC Nuremberg until June 2029. His value is assessed at €20m by Transfermarkt, meaning there is a significant gap between that estimate and the figure being sought by the German club.

That difference could make negotiations more difficult as the next transfer window approaches. The main question is whether any of Zoma’s suitors will be prepared to meet Nurnberg’s requirements in order to complete a deal.