Bournemouth: Brentford eyeing Dango Ouattara | OneFootball

A promising attacking target for Brentford to fill the imminent departure of Yoane Wissa

Dango Ouattara

Dango Ouattara is on Brentford's radar. The Bournemouth winger has caught the attention of the London club, which is evaluating several options to bolster its attacking line. An official approach to the Cherries could be made in the coming days.

The London side is actively working the market and searching for a replacement for Yoane Wissa, whose move to Newcastle appears imminent. Already affected by Mbeumo's transfer to Manchester United, the Bees' management wants to sign a similar profile to make up for this loss before letting the Congolese striker leave. Brentford boss Thomas Frank is determined to maintain creativity and pace on the flanks, and Dango Ouattara fits the bill.

Dango Ouattara set for a new chapter this summer?

According to the English press, the Burkinabé international has informed his management that he wants to explore a move this summer, despite being under contract at Dean Court until June 2028. His desire to broaden his horizons paves the way for a possible transfer. Bournemouth's management, however, is reluctant to part ways with the former Lorient player, fully aware of his technical quality and potential for growth.

However, with repeated interest and the player's stance, the Cherries could agree to a sale if their financial valuation is met. The asking price has not been disclosed but is believed to be around €25–30 million. It's worth noting that Brentford are not the only club in the race. Newcastle United, Aston Villa, and Italian sides such as AC Milan and Napoli have also expressed interest.