From the recent statement by West Ham and their response to the potential signing of free agents, it is clear that the club could explore the option of adding out-of-contract players to their squad despite the closure of the summer transfer window. While some significant signings were made during the transfer window, including Mateus Fernandes and Soungoutou Magassa, there is still a possibility for additional recruitment from the free agent market.
West Ham’s past experience with signing free agents, such as Callum Wilson and Kyle Walker-Peters, has shown that these players can make valuable contributions to the team. These signings have complemented the additions of younger stars to the squad, demonstrating the potential benefits of mixing experienced players with promising talents.
Names like Josh Brownhill and other notable free agents remain available post-deadline, presenting an opportunity for West Ham to strengthen their squad further. The variety of players across different positions, including strikers like Patrick Bamford and Paco Alcacer, midfielders like Hakim Ziyech and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, and defenders like Takehiro Tomiyasu and Sergio Reguilon, offer a wide range of options for potential recruitment.
While West Ham’s spokesman expressed some doubts about signing free agents, the club has not ruled out the possibility entirely, leaving room for potential arrivals in the coming days. The availability of experienced players like Christian Eriksen and Michail Antonio, among others, adds intrigue to the free agent market and presents West Ham with potential options to consider as they look to strengthen their squad further.
