West Ham could be poised to make a massive forward-thinking improvement with some help from Premier League rivals Everton. According to new allegations made overnight, Everton is set to help West Ham secure a huge domino effect double move.
The fact that West Ham wants to trade away periphery players in order to make additions during the January transfer window has not been kept a secret.
Everton appears to be attempting to take advantage of it. Ben Johnson, Maxwel Cornet, and Michail Antonio of the Hammers have all been connected to the Toffees in the past.
Everton’s current target is Benrahma.
However, they now have Said Benrahma, a new West Ham periphery player, in their sights.
And it’s said that Everton is helping West Ham complete a massive double transfer that will have a cascading effect.
The Algerian winger has been connected to several French and Saudi teams in addition to Brentford and Wolves.
The previous weekend, David Moyes disclosed that West Ham had turned down a loan offer for Benrahma from Marseille.
West Ham reportedly seals massive double deal with domino effect
Benrahma can leave, the Scot conceded, provided it’s a permanent relocation.
According to talkSPORT, Everton is reportedly interested in signing Benrahma, which would allow the Hammers to replace him with Jonathan Rowe of Norwich City.
Rowe has been playing well in the Championship with the Canaries, and West Ham has been keeping a close eye on him. West Ham has reportedly been considering a bid for the 20-year-old England junior international, according to The Evening Standard.
Rowe in, Benrahma out?
After his breakthrough season, Rowe is still very much on Moyes’ wish list. Additionally, talkSPORT claims to have sources inform them that Everton now wants to sign 28-year-old Benrahma, opening the door for West Ham to sign Rowe.
After a strong Championship season, Rowe, a standout for Norwich, is reportedly high on Moyes’ want list.
However, the Hammers will need to let go of players, and Said Benrahma is one who might be leaving.
“Everton is reportedly interested in the Algerian international, who has lost favor in east London, according to talkSPORT. Benrahma’s departure would free up cash and a position for Rowe, who would also be considered a homegrown player, in the team.
