Three Premier League clubs chasing Moises Caicedo

Yves
Bissouma
was
snapped
up
by
Spurs
on
a
£25
million
dal
while
Marc
Cucurella
made
his
move
to
Chelsea
for
a
fee
of
£63
million.

Now,
Graham
Potter
could
lose
another
of
his
star
player
with
Moises
Caicedo
attracting
interest
from
a
host
of
clubs.

The
Ecuador
international
has
started
the
season
on
a
strong
note
and
has
established
himself
as
the
new
midfield
general
of
the
Seagulls
following
Bissouma’s
departure.

The
20-year-old
impressed
in
Brighton’s
opening
day
win
over
Manchester
United
at
Old
Trafford
and
once
again
caught
the
eye
in
Saturday’s
draw
against
mega-rich
Newcastle.

Brighton
signed
him
from
Independiente
del
Valle
in
2021
and
loaned
him
out
to
Beerschot
in
Belgian
Pro
League
last
season
before
being
recalled
by
Potter
in
January.

Since
then,
he
has
been
an
important
figure
at
the
Amex
Stadium
and
has
attracted
interest
from
clubs
across
the
continent.

Here,
we
look
at
three
Premier
League
clubs
chasing
the
signature
of
the
Ecuador
international.

Manchester
United

United
were
interested
in
Caicedo
when
he
was
still
at
Independiente
del
Valle,
but
eventually
lost
the
race
to
the
Seagulls.
However,
it
is
reported
that
the
Red
Devils
have
still
maintained
their
interest
in
the
youngster
and
has
been
thoroughly
impressed.
Erik
ten
Hag
is
still
in
the
market
for
midfield
reinforcements
and
could
make
a
move
for
the
20-year-old.

Arsenal

Arsenal
have
also
registered
their
interest
in
Caicedo
following
his
solid
start
to
life
at
Brighton.
Mikel
Arteta
is
also
in
the
market
for
a
new
midfielder
and
Caicedo
would
also
fit
his
recruitment
model
thanks
to
his
young
age.
With
Albert
Sambi
Lokonga’s
future
at
the
club
uncertain,
Caicedo
could
prove
to
be
a
solid
replacement
of
the
Belgian.

West
Ham
United

West
Ham’s
pursuit
of
Amadou
Onana
ended
in
a
disappointment
with
the
Belgian
international
opting
for
a
move
to
Everton
instead
and
it
is
understood
that
the
Hammers
have
identified
Caicedo
as
a
potential
alternative.
The
Hammers
are
thin
at
the
heart
of
the
midfield
and
Caicedo
could
prove
to
be
a
solid
addition
to
David
Moyes’ side.