Liverpool, Arsenal and Man United are reportedly set to be handed the opportunity to sign a 29-year-old striker

Borussia Dortmund forward Serhou Guirassy could be on the move again, with TEAMtalk reporting that the in-form 29-year-old is preparing to weigh up his options ahead of the January transfer window.

Guirassy’s situation is attracting major interest thanks to a release clause in his deal — one that several top European clubs are already positioning themselves to activate.

Over the last two seasons, the striker has developed into one of Europe’s most dependable goalscorers.

So far this campaign, he has netted seven times in 15 games across all competitions, after an incredible return of 38 goals in 50 matches last season.

Serhou Guirassy’s release clause sparks Premier League alert

With an affordable clause set to come into play in January, several of the Premier League’s biggest clubs are now being approached regarding a possible move.

TEAMtalk lists Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea and Manchester United as the sides who could be given the opportunity to sign the Dortmund hitman.

Liverpool are searching for cover behind Alexander Isak, who continues to deal with fitness issues.

Arsenal still want an experienced, clinical striker to support Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz, although Viktor Gyokeres remains their preferred No. 9.

Manchester City are aiming to add more attacking depth behind Erling Haaland for what will be a long, intense season.

Chelsea hope to finally solve their long-term No. 9 problem and view Guirassy as a short-term but guaranteed-goals solution.

Manchester United’s interest is more complex — they admire Guirassy, but any pursuit depends on how the move might affect Benjamin Šeško’s development after signing the young striker only this summer.

Premier League clubs face competition from Saudi Arabia

Adding another twist, journalist Nicolo Schira reports that Guirassy also has a lucrative proposal waiting for him outside Europe.

A Saudi Arabian club is reportedly ready to offer a three-year deal worth €20 million per season, a staggering €60 million package.

Despite the financial appeal, Guirassy is still thought to favour staying in one of Europe’s elite leagues.