West Brom postponed a late kidnapping of Aston Villa to settle for the signing of West Ham’s Grady Diangana club record as they head to a medical checkup this morning, Football Insider said.
The new Premier League boys will offer 12 million pounds for a total of 18 million pounds with add-ons accepted through Londoners, but Villa acted to accommodate the offer in a surprising ambush.
A contracting source told Football Insider that West Brom was sure he could finish advancing his rivals.
Diangana received permission from West Ham to go to West Brom this morning and go through a medical examination and finish the terms of what is a successful settlement.
The end is ready for the record purchase of the Baggies, if all performance-related additions are combined.
The deal would exceed the 15 million pounds spent on Zenit St Petersburg striker Salomon in the summer of 2015.
The site revealed two weeks later that Hammers leaders had turned their back on Diangana’s departure and were in a position to let it pass to raise much-needed funds.
The winger needs to play normal football in the first team next season and has made it clear that he is in a position to leave the club for his training years to do so.
It’s an agreement that has left West Ham enthusiasts due to a lack of summer moving activities at their club.
The wider one had a wonderful good fortune at West Brom in his championship promotion crusade last season, contributing 8 goals and seven assists in 31 appearances in all competitions.
Operating basically on the left flank, he also has 21 first-team appearances for West Ham.
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