West Ham will use the home move-in window open until October 17 to aim for a move for Said Benrahma and reportedly made an offer of $17 million to Brentford. Hammers enthusiasts were frustrated on the deadline after seeing that the club was no longer pointing to new signs.
They moved temporarily in early summer to make Tomas Soucek’s loan to Slavia Prague permanent.
And then they attacked the look of the Czech Republic in the window bringing Vladimir Coufal to provide a canopy on the right side of the defense.
But that’s all West Ham had to do before the European movement window closed on Monday.
There were already frustrations among Hammers fans, and even Captain Mark Noble, after the club agreed to sell promising young Grady Diangana to West Brom.
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Several fringe players were also allowed out, while Felipe Anderson signed for Porto on loan for one season.
The Brazilian had played slightly for West Ham in his first four Premier League games, with David Moyes opting for an offensive trio of Michail Antonio, Jarrod Bowen and Pablo Fornals.
And the resolution was justified through West Ham’s two impressive victories against Leicester and Wolves before the foreign break.
But Anderson’s departure still leaves the West Ham chief short in open positions.
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Andriy Yarmolenko and Robert Snodgrass are not included in Moyes’ long-term plans and West Ham will now have to review to point to some other striker in the national window.
And now they have complex with an attempt to leave to point to Benrahma from Brentford.
According to 90min, West Ham has sent an offer of £ 17 million plus additions for Moyes’s attack line.
The Algerian component of the impressive “BMW” 3 before at Brentford last season with 17 league goals.
However, this offensive lineup has already broken, with Aston Villa paying $30 million to point to Ollie Watkins this summer.
And now Brentford is facing a war to stay with Benrahma.
Bees are said to hold 25 million pounds and have responded to West Ham’s offer.
The Hammers have been strongly connected to the resolution to point to Bournemouth striker Josh King.
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