“West Ham’s SHOCKING Double Raid on Premier League Stars with JAW-DROPPING Verbal Bids – You Won’t Believe Who They’re Targeting!”

West Ham endured a hugely disappointing campaign last season, failing to recover from a poor start under Julen Lopetegui.

In response, newly appointed manager Graham Potter is eager to reshape the squad to align with his tactical vision in East London.

As the summer transfer window approaches, the club is reportedly in early discussions over a possible double signing that could mark a strong start to Potter’s reign at the London Stadium.

West Ham eye double swoop

There’s no doubt that the Hammers require reinforcements to climb the Premier League table.

A squad rebuild appears necessary, and that may involve a number of departures. Niclas Fullkrug, who only joined the club less than a year ago, is already being linked with an exit.

More notably, regular starter Mohammed Kudus could also be on his way out.

According to Mail Online (6 June), the Ghanaian is keen to leave, and the club is open to a sale to raise funds for incoming transfers.

Chelsea have shown interest in Kudus and have made informal enquiries, although no official bid has been submitted yet.

Discussions have also included the possibility of a swap deal involving Chelsea players, with West Ham inquiring about goalkeeper Robert Sanchez and midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

Sanchez and Dewsbury-Hall on West Ham’s radar

The departure of veteran goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski means West Ham are actively seeking a new number one.

Robert Sanchez has emerged as a target, but his inconsistent performances and mistakes last season may give the club reason for concern.

Despite his flaws, Sanchez did at least feature regularly for Chelsea.

Meanwhile, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who has struggled for game time, is also being considered.

The midfielder possesses clear technical ability and could complement players like Tomas Soucek, but his lack of recent minutes adds an element of risk.

If Kudus does leave and these two players arrive in a swap deal, West Ham must weigh the trade carefully.

Replacing a consistent performer like Kudus with two uncertain options could backfire unless the signings prove to be immediate upgrade under Potter’s system.