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Top Aston Villa Journalist Drops Major West Ham Transfer Hint – But Sky Sports Insider Offers Conflicting Update
Aston Villa and West Ham United supporters have been growing increasingly frustrated with the slow pace of transfer activity this summer, despite FIFA extending the transfer window.
Both clubs appear hamstrung by financial concerns, specifically in relation to the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR), which are closely linked to the accounting year ending on June 30.
West Ham have been vocal about financial limitations, warning of over £100 million in projected losses and signalling a cautious transfer approach.
Some fans fear this could leave them battling relegation, a far cry from their recent European campaigns.
Meanwhile, Aston Villa, though seemingly in a stronger footballing position, are reportedly in even greater danger of breaching PSR.
Football finance expert Kieran Maguire has pointed out that Villa spend £91 in wages for every £100 of revenue, putting them at high risk.
Despite West Ham’s conservative public stance, they are not believed to be in immediate PSR danger. Aston Villa, however, may need to raise £30–40 million before June 30 to stay compliant.
That has sparked speculation that manager Unai Emery could sanction the sale of midfielder Jacob Ramsey, especially given his reduced role following the emergence of Morgan Rogers and his ongoing injury issues.
Reports claim that West Ham have enquired about Ramsey, with The Guardian stating they are considering a late June bid in hopes of negotiating a lower fee. Villa reportedly value Ramsey at £40 million — a figure West Ham find steep.
However, selling him would generate pure profit for Villa, a vital consideration for meeting PSR requirements.
Interestingly, Villa reporter Tom Collomosse originally broke the story of West Ham’s interest and now claims the club are open to selling Ramsey before Monday’s soft deadline.
Yet, conflicting reports have emerged from Sky Sports. Journalist James Savundra revealed on Friday night that a Villa source insists the club is confident they will remain PSR-compliant without needing to sell any players.
He suggested that creative deal-making last year has put Villa in a stronger financial position than previously reported.
In conclusion, while West Ham are planning sales and possibly targeting Ramsey as a replacement for Mohammed Kudus or Lucas Paqueta, there is uncertainty around Villa’s urgency to sell.
With the June 30 deadline looming, developments are expected soon, and both clubs may finally kickstart their summer business following the mini PSR window closure.
