West Ham United are making a frantic effort to offload Said Benrahma and find a replacement before the upcoming transfer deadline. The Algerian has struggled to perform well this season, and the club is actively trying to find a new team for him in the January transfer window.
Benrahma’s recent red card in the FA Cup defeat to Bristol City has only added to his disappointing season, and it seems likely that he will be leaving the London Stadium.
At 28 years old, Benrahma has failed to make a significant impact for West Ham, with just one assist and no goals in 22 games. Manager David Moyes is keen to bring in a new winger and has been linked with players like Jack Clarke from Sunderland and Steven Bergwijn from Ajax.
It’s clear that Benrahma’s time at West Ham is coming to an end, and the club is eager to secure a replacement before the transfer deadline. If they are successful in selling Benrahma and bringing in a new player, it will be a positive move for both the club and the player.
