Leverkusen are one of them after making a €30m move for him in the summer, which was quickly rejected by those in charge at Sporting.
He remains in their sights, and they have not ruled out the possibility of returning for the player, who has an €80m release clause.
Sporting don’t expect that to be met but will negotiate from €40m instead, a figure that Leverkusen are considering negotiating for.
They’re not the only ones considering a move, though, as West Ham and Aston Villa, who have also looked at him in the past, ‘continue to prepare detailed reports’ on the player and could come forward with proposals in the summer too.
Whether they’re willing to pay what Sporting want, or can even match those sums, but they’re keeping an eye on him and their interest from last summer has been maintained.
Following the news that David Moyes is taking his time over whether he will renew at West Ham United or not, we get Stade de Reims’ general director mentioning the Hammers and Will Still in the same sentence, relayed by Foot Mercato.
The 31-year-old has been in a bit of hot water in France over the past few days after his interview with The Athletic, with many feeling he lacked respect towards his current club when making it very clear he wanted to go manage in England.
He has made it no secret that his favourite team are West Ham, and if he were to be linked with the job in the coming months, it would be no surprise, since he was a candidate in the past.