“West Ham Boss Unleashes Transfer FRENZY: 5 MEGA Signings Approved as Potter’s Revolution Ignites!”
West Ham United recently completed the sale of Mohammed Kudus to Tottenham Hotspur for £55 million, a move that has provided the East London club with a substantial financial boost.
The funds will play a pivotal role in facilitating a summer rebuild as new manager Graham Potter looks to reshape the squad in his first transfer window at the helm.
According to Caught Offside, co-owner David Sullivan has approved plans for five new additions to the team.
The club is expected to target a new goalkeeper, a left-footed central defender, two midfielders, and a striker in the coming weeks.
These reinforcements will be added to Jean-Clair Todibo, whose loan move was recently made permanent following a solid campaign last season.
West Ham begin summer refresh under Potter
Although the exact size of Potter’s transfer budget has not been disclosed, the green light for five new signings indicates that a reasonable sum will be made available.
Potter is believed to be prioritising a goalkeeper and a striker before focusing on midfield and defensive reinforcements.
Following the departure of Lukasz Fabianski, West Ham are left with just Alphonse Areola between the sticks.
While the Frenchman remains reliable, he is now over 30, prompting the club to consider a younger alternative.
Although no specific targets have emerged, West Ham are expected to soon begin identifying options for the role.
Up front, Potter is reportedly eager to bring in a new centre-forward.
Niclas Füllkrug has struggled to adapt to the Premier League, and Michail Antonio, who is also in the twilight of his career, was recently involved in a car accident—raising further doubts about his long-term availability.
While the club has been linked with a number of strikers, no concrete negotiations have been reported as of now.
As for midfield and defence, Potter will likely assess his existing options before making final decisions.
Once more urgent roles are filled, the manager is expected to determine the ideal profiles to target in these areas, shaping West Ham’s evolving identity under his leadership.
