West Ham United is on the brink of making a sizable offer for an exceptional striker in the upcoming January transfer window, showing David Moyes’ determination to secure a big signing.
With Michail Antonio out of action, Jarrod Bowen has stepped up as a centre-forward, displaying his talent. However, considering his effectiveness on the right wing, the idea of Moyes bringing in an elite striker to play between Bowen and Lucas Paqueta, just ahead of Mohammed Kudus, is undeniably exciting.
Reports from TuttoJuve suggest that West Ham is prepared to offer over €70 million (£60 million) for Bayer Leverkusen striker Victor Boniface.
The addition of Boniface, a top striker with a remarkable record of 16 goals and eight assists in 23 games for Bayer Leverkusen this season, could take West Ham to a new level. His powerful style fits well with Moyes’s established system at the London Stadium.
West Ham has been linked with several forwards in recent months, but Boniface is arguably the best option. Under the guidance of Xabi Alonso, he has looked unstoppable at times, and it would likely take a significant offer for the German club to let him go.
A serious pursuit of the Leverkusen striker in January would demonstrate West Ham’s ambitious plans, showing a commitment to significant improvements in the team’s attacking department.
