Big boost for West Ham but a blow for Tottenham in race to sign 24-yo England international this summer
In the race to sign Chelsea star Conor Gallagher, West Ham United have received a significant boost, while Tottenham may face some obstacles.
Both West Ham and Tottenham are vying for the signature of the 24-year-old Chelsea midfielder, Conor Gallagher, in the upcoming transfer window.
With the backing of Hammers boss David Moyes as a strong admirer of Gallagher, West Ham seems to have a solid chance of securing his arrival at the London Stadium this summer.
Reports from the Daily Mail suggest that Chelsea would prefer to sell Gallagher to West Ham rather than Tottenham, providing the London club with a clear advantage.
If Chelsea’s preference holds true, Moyes should press forward to bring the England international midfielder to East London.
Gallagher is highly praised by former Chelsea manager Frank Lampard as an ‘amazing’ talent and has demonstrated his value as a standout performer for Chelsea this season.
Known for his exceptional energy and versatility across various positions, Gallagher’s addition to Moyes’ team would be a significant asset for West Ham in the summer transfer window.
Given his abilities and potential contribution to the team, Gallagher could be the statement signing West Ham needs to make a big impact in the upcoming transfer season, especially with the potential difficulties Tottenham may face in securing his signature.