Player Could Take Pay Cut to Secure Permanent West Ham Move in January – Report

Carlos Soler has become a key player at West Ham United, and according to the Sunday Mirror (22 December, pg71), the Hammers are eager to retain him beyond this season.

While the Spaniard has been linked with a potential move to Real Sociedad (Fichajes), he appears settled in East London.

January could provide the perfect opportunity to secure his permanent stay at the London Stadium.

His current contract with PSG runs until January 2027.

Soler initially had a slow start with the Irons, prompting questions about his impact.

However, his recent performances have dispelled doubts, proving his value to the team.

The prospect of a permanent move now seems increasingly appealing for both the player and the club.

Although West Ham has struggled to achieve their desired results, Soler’s contributions have been undeniable.

His technical ability and commitment to the team make his signing an obvious choice.

For the reported fee of £16.6 million (Le Parisien), acquiring him permanently is an opportunity the Hammers cannot afford to miss.

Finding a replacement of Soler’s quality for such a reasonable fee would be a significant challenge.

Given his reported happiness at the club and his growing importance, West Ham must prioritize turning his loan into a permanent transfer at the earliest opportunity.