BOMBSHELL: West Ham Superstar’s INSANE £54,000-A-Week Exit Deal ALREADY SIGNED – Green Light Coming in DAYS and Fans Are LOSING THEIR MINDS! You Won’t Believe Who’s Snapping Him Up!
AC Milan reach agreement with West Ham to sign Niclas Füllkrug on a six-month winter loan.
Niclas Füllkrug’s spell at West Ham United has failed to live up to expectations, and the German international now appears set for an opportunity to revive his career away from the London Stadium, with a loan move to AC Milan increasingly likely.
The former Borussia Dortmund striker has endured a difficult start to life in east London, struggling to adapt and make a consistent impact.
With January fast approaching, reports linking him with a switch to San Siro are gathering momentum, and a temporary exit now looks imminent.
West Ham head coach Nuno Espírito Santo is already in the market for a new centre-forward, and Füllkrug’s potential departure would only intensify the club’s need to strengthen their attacking options.
The Hammers are currently short of reliable goalscorers, and the situation has become more pressing with relegation fears growing by the week.
According to Calciomercato journalist Daniele Longo, West Ham are expected to give the green light for Füllkrug to join AC Milan on loan in the coming days.
Writing on X on December 18, Longo claimed the Serie A giants are preparing to secure the 32-year-old on a six-month deal worth around £1.3 million.
If the move goes through, Füllkrug would earn approximately £54,000 per week during his time in Italy.
However, it remains unclear whether West Ham will be required to subsidise a portion of his wages for the remainder of the season, an issue that could influence the final structure of the agreement.
With the club locked in a relegation battle, Espírito Santo needs players who are ready to compete immediately in the Premier League.
January reinforcements are viewed as essential if West Ham are to pull clear of danger and avoid being dragged into a prolonged survival fight.
The Italian market could yet prove fruitful for the Hammers. Lazio forward Valentín Castellanos has been on West Ham’s radar since the summer and continues to be linked with a move to east London.
Nevertheless, relying solely on potential signings from abroad carries risks.
Callum Wilson cannot be expected to shoulder the entire goalscoring burden alone, and any new arrivals must be capable of making an instant impact.
Ideally, West Ham would benefit from bringing in players with proven Premier League experience, leadership, and quality—attributes that may prove decisive in their fight to remain in the top flight.
