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Yunus Musah edging closer to potential move to West Ham.
US international Yunus Musah has been linked with a move to East London, with the midfielder expected to depart AC Milan this summer.
This could present a key opportunity for new West Ham manager Graham Potter, who is aiming to shape the squad in his image during his first transfer window at the club.
At just 22, Musah is a player Potter will certainly be aware of, especially as signs point towards the midfielder preparing to leave San Siro.
Musah poised for AC Milan exit amid West Ham interest
Following a challenging season at the London Stadium, West Ham are in clear need of reinforcements across several positions.
Strengthening the midfield appears to be a top priority for the Hammers as they look to rebuild under Potter and compete more effectively in the Premier League.
A midfield addition such as Musah could prove to be vital, particularly with Tomas Soucek being linked with a potential departure early in the transfer window. With that in mind, a move for Musah seems logical—but competition is fierce.
According to Corriere dello Sport (1 July, page 17), the American international is already preparing to leave Milan, with West Ham and fellow Premier League side Wolves reportedly making enquiries into a possible transfer.
Why West Ham must push for Musah
It’s not every day a player of Musah’s calibre and international experience becomes available—especially at such a young age.
At 22, the former Valencia man has already gained valuable top-flight experience in both LaLiga and Serie A, making him an attractive option for clubs seeking midfield solidity.
Musah’s versatility and energy could complement the likes of James Ward-Prowse in the centre of the park, forming a dynamic partnership if the American adapts to Premier League football.
Wearing the number 80 shirt for Milan, Musah has shown he can handle the demands of European football.
Now, the challenge lies with Potter and his trusted recruitment figure, Kyle Macaulay, to persuade the USMNT star that West Ham—and not Wolves—should be his next destination.
