The latest reports suggest that the long-rumored move of Jonathan Tah to West Ham may finally be on the cards, but it seems that the club will need to offload a centre-back in order to make it happen.
After Everton’s ten-point deduction, the West Ham board is keenly aware of their proximity to breaking Financial Fair Play regulations. ExWHUEmployee has revealed that the majority of funds for the upcoming January transfer window will need to come from player sales. With the Hammers being linked to several centre-backs, it seems likely that a departure is imminent.
Rumors are swirling that David Moyes is considering a move for Jonathan Tah, a player he has long admired. At 27 years old, Tah has been a crucial part of Bayer Leverkusen’s success this season and journalist Paul Brown believes that he could be the top choice for West Ham if they decide to sign a central defender.
Despite the need for strengthening in other areas, it seems that Tah remains a priority for Moyes and his team. Exclusively revealed today, talks about a potential deal for Thilo Kehrer to join Monaco could indicate that a current West Ham defender may be on the way out to make room for Tah.
One surprising name that has been linked with a move away from West Ham is Nayef Aguerd. If he were to depart, it’s likely that the club would need to bring in a replacement, potentially someone like Tah.
With the January transfer window just around the corner, it won’t be long until we see what moves Moyes and his team have in store. Despite limited funds, it looks like it will be an eventful window for West Ham. Let’s hope that the club emerges even stronger on the other side.
