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West Ham United are heading into a pivotal January transfer window as they attempt to pull clear of the Premier League relegation zone, with new manager Nuno Espírito Santo under growing pressure to strengthen his squad.
The Hammers sit five points from safety as the festive period approaches, and concerns over the team’s quality and depth have intensified after a poor start to the season.
Reinforcements are needed across several areas, but Nuno’s main focus is on fixing West Ham’s lack of goals.
That issue has been worsened by the departure of Niclas Füllkrug to AC Milan.
The Germany international struggled to make an impact during his brief spell in east London, with injuries disrupting his rhythm before he moved on to Serie A.
His exit has left West Ham severely short of attacking options during one of the most demanding parts of the campaign.
Wolves striker Jørgen Strand Larsen has been heavily linked with a move, but competition from Crystal Palace and his high valuation make any deal difficult.
Club insider ExWHUemployee has revealed that Nuno is targeting forwards with experience of English football, which explains the interest in the Norwegian.
Coventry City attackers Hadji Wright and Ellis Simms are also admired. While Coventry are determined to keep Wright and have placed a significant price tag on him, Simms is viewed internally as a more realistic option and is currently considered one of Nuno’s preferred targets.
West Ham are also assessing wide attacking reinforcements. Fulham winger Adama Traoré is attracting serious interest, with Nuno keen on a reunion after previously managing him at Wolves.
With only Callum Wilson and youngster Callum Marshall available as natural strikers, supporters are eager to see at least one new forward arrive in January.
Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg has even suggested the club could sign two strikers.
Looking further ahead, Chelsea forward Marc Guiu has emerged as a potential long-term target.
Although he cannot move again this season after already playing for two clubs, West Ham are believed to be monitoring him for a possible summer deal.
The 19-year-old impressed last season, scoring six goals in seven Conference League matches, and has drawn glowing praise from figures such as Joe Cole and former Barcelona coach Albert Capellas.
While a January move is impossible, Guiu could yet form part of West Ham’s future rebuild, potentially arriving as one of two strikers in 2026.
