West Ham’s lawsuit against Burnley James Tarkowski’s defense remains in the headlines, well, no, with conflicting data on whether the club had a third bid rejected.
Tarkowski joined the Clarets from Brentford in 2016 and has been a regular at Turf Moor ever since – he made 143 appearances and won two games for England.
The 27-year-old has been on West Ham’s radar for a few weeks and the club has already made donations of around ’23 million pounds’ and ’30 million pounds’, any of which has been rejected through the Clarets.
Burnley is believed to expect a much larger sum of 50 million pounds, and contrasting data related to a third imaginable offer have now emerged. Sky Sports journalist Kaveh Solhekol says West Ham has submitted a third offer, worth just over 31 million pounds, but was rejected again.
But local journalist Alex James, who covers Burnley across the country for Lancashire Live, refutes those claims, saying a third offer was not made before the Carabao Cup matched Sheffield United.
Central defense has been a fear for Eastern Londoners for some time, having conceded the top goals outdoors in the last four in the Premier League crusade last season. The 2-0 home defeat to Newcastle United did little to allay fears.
Another fear for technician David Moyes is the lack of intensity at the center of the defense. The Scot has only 3 high-level central defenders on his team: Angelo Ogbonna, Issa Diop and Fabián Balbuena, and with the timetable for this busy campaign, new recruits are important if the club is to take part in another relegation battle.
Moyes’ team has still registered in the removal window as the transfer of Tomo Souek from Slavia Prague is permanent.
If West Ham continues its search for Tarkowski, chances are they’ll face a small festival for English. Premier League clubs Leicester City and Crystal Palace were interested in former Oldham player, but were discouraged by burnley’s price.
Sean Dyche’s chances of allowing the defender to leave Turf Moor this summer are slim. Like West Ham, Burnley lacked many things behind him, especially after Ben Gibson’s assignment in Norwich City. rival would be a decision.
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