According to reports, one of West Ham’s targets for the January transfer window is eager to make the move happen.
While Lucas Paqueta has been performing well as a makeshift left winger, his true strength lies in playing in the midfield. West Ham’s attack is already strong, but adding a quality left winger could take it to the next level.
Said Benrahma has shown flashes of brilliance, but ultimately has not lived up to expectations in East London, and the club is looking to offload him. It’s a disappointment, as he could have been the perfect complement to Paqueta, Bowen, and Kudus, but it seems it wasn’t meant to be.
Manager David Moyes and Director of Football Stuart Stretton are considering various options to get the best deal for the club. Possible signings include Jack Clarke, Jonathan Rowe, Steven Bergwijn, and Leeds’ Willy Gnonto.
Despite his talent, it is rumored that Leeds may be willing to sell Gnonto for a lower price. It’s believed that he has not impressed this season, possibly due to his desire to leave in the summer. It’s reported that Gnonto is once again pushing for a move.
If Gnonto is pushing for a move, it could be good news for West Ham, as it may lead to a cheaper deal. However, Moyes values a player’s character as well as their ability, so Gnonto’s behavior may lead the club to consider other options.
While Gnonto has potential, there is also a risk in signing him, as West Ham cannot afford any disruptions to their dressing room.
