“West Ham’s INSANE Transfer Blitz: Medicals CONFIRMED, Potter Plots TRIPLE English Star Heist!”

West Ham have already confirmed the arrival of El Hadji Malick Diouf, but following Mohammed Kudus’ departure to Tottenham, more signings are expected to follow soon.

Here is a roundup of the latest Hammers transfer developments over the past 24 hours.

Walker-Peters Set for Medical

Kyle Walker-Peters is on the verge of joining West Ham after the club swooped in to hijack his proposed free transfer to Besiktas.

Instead, the full-back is now due to undergo a medical at the London Stadium, as reported by Ryan Taylor on July 18.

The 28-year-old will then sign a three-year contract, becoming the club’s second acquisition of the summer window.

Grealish Interest Emerges

West Ham are considering a potential loan deal for Manchester City’s Jack Grealish, who appears to be heading for the exit door at the Etihad.

According to The West Ham Way (July 18), manager Graham Potter is an admirer of the England international.

Grealish is believed to be open to the move, but discussions would need to address his wages and any loan fee involved.

Elliott Deal Being Considered

Harvey Elliott is also reportedly on West Ham’s radar, with the Liverpool midfielder thought to be open to leaving Anfield in search of more regular playing time.

However, per Jack Rosser (July 18), the Hammers are reluctant to meet Liverpool’s £40 million asking price.

Instead, they are keen to negotiate a loan move that includes an option to buy.

Elliott recently starred at the Under-21 European Championship, where he was named Player of the Tournament as England triumphed over Germany in the final.

Kudus Fee Deemed Reasonable

The £55 million fee West Ham received from Spurs for Mohammed Kudus has largely been accepted by fans, though some feel the club could have demanded more.

Speaking to West Ham Zone on July 17, veteran commentator Ian Darke said the figure was “about right.”

“There was a time he may have been worth a bit more, but after last season’s struggles, he’s slightly damaged goods,” Darke noted. “So, £55m feels fair.”