“West Ham Set to SHOCK the Transfer Market with an INSANE Wan-Bissaka-Level STEAL You WON’T Believe!”
As West Ham await the green light to make signings—dependent on player sales—the club continues to be linked with cost-effective options in the transfer market.
Manager Graham Potter and technical director Mark Macaulay are reportedly working hard to extract maximum value from every deal.
One such opportunity could be Arsenal’s Oleksandr Zinchenko, with the Gunners said to be seeking a fee of around €15 million (approximately £13 million).
The 28-year-old Ukrainian is likely to move this summer, with AC Milan showing interest but hesitating over the price tag.
In contrast, West Ham would likely see no issue with the valuation. Signing Zinchenko would give Potter a versatile and experienced player capable of playing both central midfield and left-back—much like the club’s recent successful capture of Aaron Wan-Bissaka at a similarly modest fee.
Zinchenko’s contract at Arsenal runs until 2026, so the North London club is motivated to secure a transfer fee now while they can.
Zinchenko would serve as a significant upgrade on Aaron Cresswell and Emerson, offering depth and quality on the left flank.
At 28, he still has plenty to offer and could mentor rising talent Ollie Scarles, giving the Hammers reliable cover on the left side of defence.
Comfortable in London and familiar with Premier League demands, Zinchenko may find West Ham an attractive destination.
If the deal happens, it could prove to be another smart, low-cost acquisition—mirroring the success of Wan-Bissaka—while filling a key squad need.
