West Ham demand more than €15m for fringe star’s January exit – Report
With the transfer window closing soon, West Ham United intensify their search for quality signings.
West Ham are eager to sign a striker following injuries to Niclas Fullkrug and Michail Antonio.
The Hammers have been linked with several top forwards, including Brighton’s Evan Ferguson.
However, to comply with Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR), they may need to sell before making new signings.
Recently, Shakhtar Donetsk submitted a €15 million bid for Luis Guilherme, but West Ham rejected the offer, considering it too low.
The Brazilian winger joined the club last summer from Palmeiras in a €30m deal.
However, his time in London has been disappointing, as he has managed only six substitute appearances this season.
Competition for places is fierce, with Jarrod Bowen, Mohammed Kudus, and Crysencio Summerville ahead of him in the pecking order.
Given his limited opportunities, a move away would likely benefit both the player and the club.
At just 18, Guilherme needs regular playing time to develop, and staying at West Ham without chances could hinder his progress.
Meanwhile, the Irons could use his sale to strengthen their squad and reinforce their attack.
As West Ham seek to bolster their strike force, parting ways with Guilherme for the right price could be a smart move, allowing them to reinvest in much-needed reinforcements.
