
Benfica winger Andreas Schjelderup is attracting interest from Parma, with Roma and West Ham also in the hunt. Betting angle: a move to Parma could make him a value pick for assists/goals in Serie A due to likely increased minutes; a Premier League switch to West Ham would raise his anytime-scorer odds early on, while staying at Benfica suggests avoiding goalscorer markets until his role changes.
Parma enter race for Benfica winger Andreas Schjelderup
Parma have emerged as suitors for 21-year-old Norway international Andreas Schjelderup, who has struggled for consistent starts at Benfica this season. The versatile attacker has contributed two goals and three assists in 21 appearances across all competitions, but regular minutes have been limited.

Player profile and recent form
Schjelderup is a dynamic wide forward capable of playing across the front line. His technical ability and directness make him an appealing option for clubs seeking young, creative attacking talent. While not a guaranteed starter at Benfica, his underlying numbers and versatility keep him on the radar of several teams.
Where Roma and West Ham fit into the hunt
Roma remain interested but are prioritising other moves, notably progress on Giacomo Raspadori and potential talks over Joshua Zirkzee. Schjelderup is viewed as a tactical fallback should Roma fail to land their primary targets. West Ham have also shown interest, offering the prospect of Premier League football which could increase both his profile and market value.
Why Parma could be an attractive destination
A move to Parma promises more immediate playing time and a platform to develop in Serie A. For a club seeking attacking reinforcements, Schjelderup’s youth and adaptability could translate into regular starts and a central role in the final third, boosting his statistical output.

Transfer outlook and timing
Expect competition to drive the negotiation timeline. Parma may push for a deal that guarantees minutes, while Roma and West Ham can offer different competitive contexts. The transfer is likely to hinge on Benfica’s valuation and the player’s preference for immediate playing time versus joining a higher-profile squad.
Betting implications for punters
If Schjelderup moves to Parma, consider markets tied to goals+assists or assists props in Serie A, given likely increased minutes. A switch to West Ham could make anytime-scorer bets attractive in the short term, thanks to Premier League volatility and the novelty factor. If he remains at Benfica with limited starts, avoid goalscorer markets and focus on longer-term transfer/outcome markets instead.
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