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west ham united As head coach prepares for crucial January transfer window Nuno Espírito Santo Trying to save their Premier League status.
West Ham chase new signings to reverse relegation
According to recent reports, the relegation-threatened Hammers already face an uphill battle to attract their desired targets in a notoriously difficult window.
Guardian reporter Jacob Steinberg reported yesterday Manchester City defender Nathan Ake has rejected a loan offer from West Ham United, dealing a major blow to Nuno’s plan to strengthen his defense.
Although City are open to offers, the 31-year-old clearly has no intention of joining them, with Ake struggling to get consistent playing time under Guardiola this season.
The search for a replacement striker remains paramount after Niklas Forkrug joins AC Milan on loan.
give me exercise It has also been reported that Norwich City’s Josh Sargent, St Gilous League forward Promis David, Joshua Zirkzee, Chris Wood and Troy Parrott are among the options being discussed as the east Londoners desperately seek firepower to aid their battle for survival.
At the same time, people also think We also hit Rafimi Durosimi. also.
According to some media sources, West Ham United are also chasing Utrecht left-back Sufian El-Caruani, whose contract expires at the end of the season.
Mirror The statement said Nuno is keen to get the deal done sooner rather than later to boost the club’s survival, with the Morocco international available for around £3m after he was surprisingly left out of the Africa Cup of Nations squad.
Caruani even admit yourself A move to West Ham could be linked with next month.
“It could happen,” he told Utrecht TV just before Christmas.
“It’s a great club. My agent is working for me. I’m waiting to see what happens. I can look back on a great year at Utrecht.”
Judging from the current situation, West Ham United seems to have a good chance of signing the “assist king” full-back, who has contributed an incredible 15 assists and 3 goals in all competitions this season.
However, the Fulham striker Adama Traore It’s looking more and more likely to be one of the first through the door.
West Ham United set to sign Adama Traore from Fulham
Spanish news outlet AS and journalist Conrado Valle agreed, saying West Ham United finalizing Traore signing The move will reunite the winger with Nuno.
The Hammers will pay a transfer fee in January to secure the 29-year-old’s services and offer him a contract covering the remainder of the season plus an additional two years.
Fulham are prepared to sanction Traore’s departure next month, allowing West Ham to sign him “immediately” rather than wait until his contract expires at the end of the season.
The deal was a calculated gamble by Nuno, who believed a familiar face could help lift his side out of the bottom three, with Traore apparently a “specific request” from the West Ham boss.
The move will mark Traore’s fifth English club since arriving at Aston Villa in 2015, having also previously played for Middlesbrough, Wolves and Fulham.
His best form in the top flight was undoubtedly at Molineux, where he once marked himself as one of the most devastating dribblers in the Premier League.
He showed signs of that form at Craven Cottage last season, notching nine assists in 41 appearances, but has been a much less prominent presence on the team sheet this term under Marco Silva.
Guardiola Traore has been praised many times as a real threat and a very difficult player to deal with, describing him as “unstoppable” when getting into space at the back.
Guardiola told reporters last year: “Look, I’ve known him since he played at Barcelona in the academy, after he went to Middlesbrough, after he went to Wolves with Nuno, after he went to Barcelona, after he came back here.”
“This guy is an unbelievable threat! This guy, when he gets the ball, forget about it! Look at the run of our fastest player, Kyle (Walker), he beats him. So when there’s a lot of space, he’s unstoppable and he’s hard to control.”
His blistering pace on the counter-attack could be a useful asset in Nuno’s style, but supporters will hope he can rediscover the best form of the past few years.
