One of David Moyes’ top transfer targets could be available to West Ham United in January.
Four new players joined West Ham during the summer transfer window, and Andy Irving was promptly returned to SK Austria Klagenfurt on loan.
Although the Hammers had a pretty good transfer window, David Moyes must take some heat for failing to bring in a striker.
Hugo Ekitike, a forward who is frequently connected with a move to the London Stadium, was actually regarded to be Moyes and Tim Steidten’s top target in the striker position at the age of 21.
However, a recent rumor gives me hope that Moyes may be able to sign him in January even though he ultimately chose to remain with PSG.
West Ham has a fantastic opportunity to bring in an explosive £30 million striker during the January transfer window. Ekitike is completely unwelcome at PSG, according to a report from Foot Mercato, and will only have a little role for the squad this season. As a result, Moyes should have no trouble bringing him to the London Stadium in January. According to Foot, he is estimated to be worth around £30 million.
With his lightning-quick pace, amazing movement, and devastating finishing, Ekitike is the ideal striker for us and the way we play.
The Frenchman, who is Michail Antonio’s logical successor, would elevate this Hammers team to a completely new level.
Moyes must use every measures necessary to close a deal for him.
And I believe that given Foot Mercato’s most recent assertion, West Ham should have no trouble acquiring Hugo Ekitike in the January transfer window.
