Yoane Wissa Next Club Odds: 2025 Summer Window

If you strip the transfer fee out of the equation, Nottingham Forest would be trying to get Wissa through the door as we speak.

He's likely to attract a big fee, though with reports suggesting the Bees want in excess of £60m for the man they effectively have tied to contract for another two years. PSR restrictions pose a challenge for Forest on that front. That could change, though. 

Forest are reportedly bracing themselves for Champions League clubs to reach out for Anthony Elanga. If that happens and the former Man United player moves on, Forest's financial situation will be boosted and, in Wissa, they think they'll have a ready made replacement. 

That might mean any deal for Wissa to Forest comes down to timing. 

f you are looking for betting value then you will be hard pressed to find better than the 4/1 price available on Wissa to Spurs. It's not necessarily a deal we'd have considered too hard before Thursday. With Thomas Frank named as Tottenham manager though, the game has changed. 

Tottenham need additions to their squad, particularly in offensive areas, and Wissa has been exceptional for Frank at Brentford. It's been widely reported that Spurs could look to hijack Man United's move for Mbeumo, but the latest noises are that the player only wants Old Trafford. 

If that transfer isn't an option for Frank, does he look to his other trusted attacker? It wouldn't be a huge shock by any stretch. 

Aston Villa look to be in for a summer of change courtesy of loan deals ending, missing out on Champions League football and PSR challenges.

Despite all of that, Villa Park remains a highly appealing destination to most players outside of the truly elite clubs. They need to find a way of bolstering their squad too because a Europa League campaign is going to be gruelling. 

Wissa would add an awful lot to this Villa squad too and plays in an area where Villa unquestionably need reinforcements.

Marcus Rashford and Marco Asensio both head back to their parent clubs, creating two spots behind the frontman. Wissa's presence in the squad could fill one of those gaps whilst also providing genuine competition for Ollie Watkins in the centre forward role. That's something else Villa don't currently have.

Arsenal splashing big money on a player that will soon turn 29-years-old doesn't really fit their model of player recruitment. We guess you should never say never though. The Gunners are crying out for not only a striker but for someone that can do more than just stick the ball in the net.  

In Wissa, the Gunners would definitely get that and, unlike links like Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko, Wissa is proven in England's top flight.

The DR Congo international would provide flexibility to Mikel Arteta too, with his ability to play wide or centrally; that's something else that could appeal to the Arsenal hierarchy.