West Ham United have set their sights on a potential move for AFC Bournmouth striker Dominic Solanke during the 2024 summer transfer window. The Irons are looking to revamp their squad as head coach David Moyes’ future remains uncertain, and a key focus will be bolstering their striker department. Technical director Tim Steidten is tasked with identifying potential replacement for Moyes and improving the current squad, with Solanke high on their list of targets.
Solanke, who has been in impressive form this season, has caught the eye of West Ham with his goal-scoring abilities and potential to meet their homegrown players quota. The club is expected to face competition for his services, as Tottenham and Arsenal have also shown interest in signing the 26-year-old striker. West Ham will be looking to secure Solanke’s signature in a bid to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season.