West Ham now want to sign £43 million Premier League captain who tore them apart this season
According to reports, West Ham United are keeping an eye on a Premier League captain as they attempt to maintain their remarkable summer spending.
In the end, Tim Steidten and David Moyes proved to be a successful team last summer, and the club made excellent use of the Declan Rice funds.
Two great Ajax acquisitions that are now essential players are Edson Alvarez and Mohammed Kudus.
James Ward-Prowse has emerged as a key player for the team, and Konstantinos Mavropanos is frequently included in Moyes’ starting lineup as well.
So, even though it’s very early to say whether the club should make a move for Kalvin Phillips, there’s every reason to think they might have another great summer.
Although adding a new defender or two could help, there don’t appear to be any obvious gaps in West Ham’s lineup at the moment, barring the arrival of a new striker.
However, it appears that one such chance might be too good to pass up, as talkSPORT is now speculating that West Ham might make a move for Morgan Gibbs-White in the future.
In order to prevent another profit and sustainability breach, Forest would soon need to sell a great player in order to earn money, and their captain might be a prime contender.
Gibbs-White is reportedly included on a list of potential substitutes for Manchester City target Lucas Paqueta.
Although West Ham supporters would be devastated to lose their star player twice in a row, acquiring the £43 million midfielder would seem like a wise course of action in that event.
Of course, Gibbs-White, a 24-year-old who still has a lot of opportunity to grow, was excellent in Forest’s 2-0 victory over West Ham last month.
This summer, West Ham might undoubtedly perform worse, and the captain of Forest would be a similarly adaptable choice to Paqueta.
Assuming he remains in charge—and there’s no reason to think he won’t—David Moyes could easily integrate Gibbs-White into his squad as another player who could strengthen the team’s leadership.
Having said that, a current West Ham player has acknowledged that he has received too many bookings this season.
