Böving in transfer fever: Interest from top clubs is growing!

Böving in transfer fever: Interest from top clubs is growing!

Graz, Österreich - William Böving, the 22-year-old Danish striker from Sturm Graz, attracts the attention of several European football clubs. According to Laola1 , Mainz 05 and as Roma have already expressed their interest in a commitment from Böving. In addition, transfer journalist Ekrem Konur reports that OGC Nice and Borussia Mönchengladbach are also included in the considerations.

Böving, who signed his contract in the summer of 2022 at Sturm Graz and has since scored 11 goals in 10 templates in 42 competitive games, could leave the association for a transfer fee of around 5 million euros. His impressive achievements gave him a variety of interested parties.

career path and services

born March 1, 2003, Böving joined the FC Copenhagen youth academy at the age of 10. There he gained initial experiences and was appointed to the first team before he was officially included in the professional squad in 2021. During his time at Copenhagen he played 5 goals in 44 competitive games, including in international competition.

he made his debut for Sturm Graz on September 3, 2022 and impressed in October of the same year when he scored two goals in a UEFA Europa League game against Lazio, which led to a 2-2 draw.

Bundesliga and market value

The Böving's achievements take place as part of the Austrian Bundesliga, which begins in the 2024/25 season with a basic round, in which 12 teams compete against each other in 22 game days. After this round, the league is divided into a master and a qualification group, which increases the tension and competition. Transfer market also reports that the SK Sturm Graz, with an overall market value of 78.05 million euros, plays a central role in the league.

with an average of 24 years in the Sturm squad, the club can rely on a good mix of experience and youth. William Böving is an outstanding example of the current squad, whose sporting development is being pursued.