In a dramatic twist to the transfer window, Fulham are on the verge of securing one of Ghana’s brightest attacking prospects, Kusi Asare, in a last-minute loan swoop.

The deal, structured as a loan without option to buy and carrying a potential fee of up to €4 million, is edging towards completion. But with the clock ticking, it remains a race against time to finalize paperwork before the window slams shut.

Fulham’s move comes after fending off strong interest from Anderlecht, PSV Eindhoven, and Sporting Lisbon, all of whom were convinced of Asare’s potential to develop into a future European top striker.

Even Bayern Munich have been keeping tabs on the highly rated youngster, a key reason why his parent club insisted on a loan-only arrangement – making sure they don’t lose long-term control of their prized talent.

If the deal is wrapped up in time, Asare could become one of the standout deadline-day stories, with Fulham pulling off a major coup.