With less than two weeks left in the January transfer window, West Ham United has yet to add any new players to their squad. While they are not in panic mode, West Ham is vying for a spot in the top six of the Premier League and could benefit from addressing some remaining issues.
Even in the midst of a quiet transfer window, West Ham has been linked to several players, such as Celtic’s Matt O’Riley and Manchester City’s out-of-favor midfielder Kalvin Phillips. These potential deals could provide a significant boost to David Moyes’ team for the rest of the season. Moyes has acknowledged the need for fresh faces in the squad and emphasized the importance of selling before being able to bring in new players.
Despite budget constraints, there have been reports that West Ham is prepared to spend big on a new signing. According to reliable sources, the club is willing to break their transfer record to sign Victor Boniface from Bayer Leverkusen. Boniface has been a standout player for Leverkusen this season and could be a valuable addition to West Ham’s squad.
Boniface’s impressive statistics suggest that he would immediately become West Ham’s top striker, surpassing the abilities of Danny Ings and Michail Antonio. While Boniface would come at a high price, his signing could demonstrate West Ham’s ambition to compete at the highest level. Leverkusen’s manager has praised Boniface as a complete player, and West Ham is eager to benefit from his abilities.
If West Ham can secure a deal for Boniface in the remaining days of the transfer window, it would make a strong statement about the club’s intentions for the rest of the season.
