There's no doubt that West Ham wants to sign Jesse Lingard permanently. With the return of this star from loan, he could help ensure funds are spent well.
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As the West Ham transfer window moves on it was thought that signing a new keeper would be a top priority. With new info emerging, the storyline may change.
At the beginning of the weekend, Football Inside implied that West Ham entered the race for Burnley striker Chris Wood. It makes sense, but for how much?
David Moyes and West Ham have reportedly got the deal across the table for Pierre Ekwah. The ex-Chelsea man can join as soon as the window opens tomorrow.
West Ham's rivals to the south have listed 22 players on their end-of-season transfer list. Looking to Palace is a no-brainer for Moyes to deepen his squad.
Slow start, amazing ending, COVID-19 impacted, etc. Whatever the catchphrase you want to use, West Ham has felt it all this season and came away stronger.
What's next for West Ham United in the transfer market? Two words - Alex Kral! As the Hammers head into Europa League, this would be the perfect fit.
The one constant for West Ham this season have been the Keepers. Whether it was Lukasz Fabianski or Darren Randolph, the Hammers were ever present in goal.
With Fabian Balbuena's contract running out this month, West Ham would be wise to replace him smartly. This top defender would be a no brainer for the club.
For West Ham United, the 202/21 season is over; and what a campaign it was. With the Hammers finishing in 6th, we break down the season and look ahead.
West Ham could be on the verge of signing Patson Daka from RB Salzburg. With only Michail Antonio left to fill the striker role, where does Daka fit in?
Earlier this week, West Ham snatched up the 19-year old Thierry Nevers from Reading FC. As he joins the Academy, we look at how soon he will break out.
West Ham United's assistant , Alan Irvine, has stepped down from the club due to personal reasons. Leaving a huge void, where will the Hammers go next?
City are unbeaten since mid-November and have won 13 straight, but the phrase "enter West Ham" could have a new meaning on Saturday afternoon at the Etihad.
After back to back results that didn't go the way of West Ham United, they will need to get back on track Monday evening against Sheffield United.
West Ham still finds themselves in 5th place after a dismal result on Sunday. They once again have a huge chance to gain points as they look to rebound.
West Ham was lucky to end up with a draw against the Seagulls. To sure up Tuesday night's game at Southampton, they will need to make a few crucial changes.
The left side of the West Ham formation took a big hit Thursday with the news of Arthur Masuaku being sidelined. Rest assured, changes are coming.
David Moyes has solidified himself with West Ham since rejoining the club last season. As his contract nears an end, the club may look to offer a new deal.
Right backs and new owners are synonymous at West Ham for one thing; being talked about ad nauseam. However, the former may not be needed anymore.