Former Erik ten Hag striker opens door to Manchester United move
The 22-year-old previously spent 11 seasons in Amsterdam from 2010 to 2021, making his first foray into senior football while Ten Hag was in charge of the Eredivisie giants.
Brobbey briefly left his homeland to sign for RB Leipzig on a free transfer in the summer of 2021, but he spent just one half-season in Germany — playing 14 games and scoring no goals — before being loaned back to Ajax.
The Dutch outfit subsequently rebought Brobbey for £14m one year later, and the striker has come good with his boyhood club this season, having a direct hand in 26 goals in 26 Eredivisie games.
Despite Ajax's struggles throughout the campaign, Brobbey has come up with 17 top-flight strikes of his own in addition to nine assists, putting him fourth in the top scorers list behind Luuk de Jong (26), Vangelis Pavlidis (26) and Santiago Gimenez (21).
Brobbey names three clubs he wants to play forContributions in the Europa League and KNVB-Beker means that Brobbey's record for the campaign stands at 21 goals and 10 assists from 39 games, and he could be the subject of a transfer scramble this summer.
Ajax are well-placed to demand a significant fee for the 22-year-old, whose contract runs for another three seasons, but his recent comments in an interview with the Dutch edition of Men's Health magazine may put Man United on red alert.
When asked about any foreign teams he wished to represent, Brobbey name-checked the Red Devils along with two other European giants, saying: "Real Madrid is a great club, but so are Arsenal and Manchester United."
Brobbey's comments come in spite of his
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