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Kyle Macaulay Emerges as West Ham’s New Recruitment Chief

Kyle Macaulay has stepped into the role of West Ham’s lead talent scout, effectively replacing Tim Steidten, who was dismissed after just 18 months at the club.

Steidten, though credited with signing some of West Ham’s most effective players in recent seasons, fell out of favour for his big spending and approach to squad building.

Macaulay arrived as part of the Graham Potter deal, with West Ham paying Chelsea £1.2 million to secure his services.

He now leads recruitment alongside Potter, while majority owner David Sullivan returns to his traditional role as de facto director of football and chief deal-maker.

Macaulay, formerly of Chelsea, was part of a recruitment setup that enjoyed an open chequebook under Todd Boehly’s ownership.

As West Ham prepare for the summer transfer window, the club insists they are a united front. Potter has promised fans an “exciting summer,” but some of the players linked appear overly ambitious, especially given West Ham’s lack of European football.

One standout name is Jonathan David, the prolific Lille striker and Canadian international.

According to Mail Sport’s Chelsea Confidential column, West Ham are currently leading the race among English clubs for David’s signature — a surprise, given his links to Champions League teams and Chelsea’s ongoing interest.

Despite this bold claim, many at the club remain skeptical.

A top source revealed that while Macaulay is confident West Ham can land David, others within the club are doubtful.

Journalist Graeme Bailey echoed this sentiment, stating that the Hammers are actively pursuing other striker targets and don’t believe they are close to securing David.

Bailey also noted that although West Ham made previous offers for David and teammate Angel Gomes, little progress has been made.

While signing David would represent a major coup, it seems unlikely at this stage.

The pursuit may reflect Macaulay’s ambition and belief in his new role, but the West Ham hierarchy appears more cautious, already shifting focus to more attainable options.

In summary, Macaulay’s confidence signals a bold new direction in West Ham’s recruitment strategy, though whether it delivers remains to be seen.