The Norwegian striker is hoping to be offered a deal by West Ham.
The 20-year-old is available on a free transfer after he was released by FC Copenhagen, where he made the breakthrough into their first team.
He scored a few goals in the UEFA Youth league, but was released by the Danish club.
West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic
The Norwegian striker arrived at West Ham last week for a trial after a spell with Harry Redknapp’s Birmingham Ham City.
He scored two goals in a behind-closed-door game for Birmingham but failed to land a deal.
The former Copenhagen striker started upfront for West Ham’s Under 23 game against Barnet, and he made a strong impression.
The 6’4 tall striker is a physically imposing player, and a comparison with Andy Carroll can be drawn as a result. He could be a good purchase for the youth side, should he keep his focus.
Even if West Ham offer him a contract it is unlikely that he will be getting any first team exposure in the upcoming 2017/18 season.
General view inside the London Stadium
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