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Report: West Ham Ready to Meet £30 Million Asking Price for Forward

West Ham United Poised to Make Significant Offer for Highly Talented Forward This Summer

West Ham head coach Julen Lopetegui is actively seeking further attacking reinforcements this summer.

 

The West Ham manager is determined to strengthen his forward options to guide the team back into the top six. Lopetegui has already signed Luis Guilherme for £25 million, but his efforts are far from over.

 

Under Lopetegui, West Ham is on an upward trajectory, but the team needs three or four more top-class players to secure a spot in European competitions this season.

 

So, where will Lopetegui look next? Several attackers have been linked with a move to the London Stadium, but one name consistently appears in the rumors.

 

West Ham is now prepared to meet Matias Soule’s asking price. The Hammers are reportedly willing to pay Juventus £30 million for the 21-year-old winger, according to Calciomercato. However, Soule has expressed a desire to join a “bigger club than the Hammers.”

 

Two days ago, it was reported that West Ham had withdrawn from the race to sign Soule because Lopetegui preferred Crysencio Summerville.

 

It is believed that Leeds’ 22-year-old Dutch winger remains West Ham’s primary target, and the club might be using Soule’s name to prompt Leeds into action.

 

Nonetheless, if West Ham does sign Soule, it would be a positive addition as he is a highly talented player. Soule has the potential to elevate West Ham’s performance, but there is a concern since he is a left-footed right winger.

 

The team is in dire need of the opposite, hence the hope that Summerville will be signed instead this summer.

 

In summary, Lopetegui’s relentless pursuit of attacking reinforcements highlights his commitment to improving West Ham’s forward line and pushing for a top-six finish.

 

While Luis Guilherme’s signing is a strong start, securing additional top-tier talent like Summerville or Soule could be crucial for the team’s success this season.

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