Elye Wahi, who joined Olympique de Marseille last summer for 30 million euros (including bonuses) from RC Lens, has experienced a difficult beginning to his season. Despite this, club president Pablo Longoria reportedly ruled out the possibility of Wahi leaving the club this winter. Nevertheless, L'Equipe reported that Wahi has attracted interest from two Premier League teams, Bournemouth and West Ham. At present, both clubs have only made inquiries regarding Wahi's status without submitting formal offers. For any potential transfer to proceed, two conditions must be met: Wahi's desire to leave and a proposal that enables Marseille to recover their investment.

Bournemouth has shown interest in Elye Wahi following a series of injuries affecting their attacking lineup, including players such as Sinisterra and Unal. The discussions are still in the early stages, and no offers have been made to Marseille yet. Despite this interest, it has been reported that Marseille's president, Pablo Longoria, has taken a firm stance against Wahi's departure, emphasizing the club's belief in his potential. Wahi, who joined Marseille for 25 million euros last summer, is currently sidelined due to a minor injury but continues to attract attention from Bournemouth and West Ham.