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Calvert-Lewin Tipped for Potential Switch to London Stadium
Following a disappointing end to the season, all eyes are now on Graham Potter to strengthen his West Ham squad during the summer transfer window.
Evan Ferguson’s unconvincing loan spell in the latter part of the campaign has already raised concerns about recent recruitment choices.
With Michail Antonio’s future still uncertain, there is a clear need for attacking reinforcements at the London Stadium.
West Ham eyeing Calvert-Lewin deal
Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s situation remains unresolved, with his current contract at Everton set to expire on 30 June, making him a free agent.
While talks are ongoing regarding a new deal at Goodison Park and lines of communication remain open, there is growing speculation that the striker may seek a fresh start elsewhere.
According to The i Paper (24 June), West Ham are exploring the possibility of bringing Calvert-Lewin to East London.
Preliminary contact has reportedly been made, though discussions have not advanced beyond an initial phone call. Leeds United are also said to be interested in the 27-year-old forward.
A calculated move for the Hammers?
Given the financial limitations imposed by Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR), signing free agents or negotiating loan deals may be the most viable path forward for West Ham.
Despite his recent struggles with injuries, Calvert-Lewin has demonstrated his Premier League quality in the past and could provide valuable experience and firepower.
While fitness remains a concern, securing the striker on a free transfer would present minimal financial risk.
Potter could view this as a strategic opportunity to add depth and top-flight experience to his attacking options without breaking the bank.
Ultimately, the decision rests with Calvert-Lewin, who is expected to evaluate his options before making a final call on his next destination.
If West Ham can convince him to make the switch, it could prove to be a shrewd acquisition and a chance for Potter to revitalise the forward’s career.
The summer window is just beginning, but Calvert-Lewin could soon emerge as a key piece in Potter’s rebuild at the London Stadium.
