Danish club Midtjylland has rejected an offer from a Saudi Roshn League club for striker Franculino Djú, who is a target for Everton, West Ham, and Fulham, according to InsideFutbol.

The source stated that the Saudi offer amounted to around €25 million, but the Danish club refused the offer amid ongoing negotiations between the parties involved.

The website pointed out that Djú, a 22-year-old Guinea-Bissau international, is considered one of the most sought-after strikers in the current summer transfer window, especially after scoring 17 goals and providing 3 assists in 21 matches in the Danish league, despite suffering an injury in the second half of the season.

The source added that other European clubs such as Galatasaray, Bayern Munich, and Atletico Madrid are also monitoring the player. Bayern Munich had previously made a record offer, but it was rejected by Midtjylland.

Player's situation and the deal's future

In the same context, the website confirmed that Djú, who graduated from Benfica's academy and can play as a central striker or on the wings, still has a contract with Midtjylland for three more years, giving the Danish club leverage in negotiations and raising the player's market value.