West Ham have officially submitted bids for players, according to a senior club source who spoke to Claret & Hugh this afternoon.
The update follows concerns over the club’s quiet and seemingly unproductive transfer window, which has left many fans frustrated.
Confidence among the fanbase is low, with growing doubt about the club’s urgency and effectiveness in strengthening the squad.
However, a high-level insider at the London Stadium has now confirmed that active offers are on the table.
Despite the speculation and lack of arrivals so far, West Ham are indeed working behind the scenes.
That said, supporters are likely to remain unconvinced until those bids result in concrete signings.
When asked this morning about how quickly the club would act following a potential player sale—most likely Mohammed Kudus—the response was emphatic: “No, we have bids for players in NOW. Dealing with agents and clubs is tough though.”
With Graham Potter and recruitment chief Kyle Macaulay reportedly involved in identifying and even speaking to potential targets, the spotlight is now firmly on chairman David Sullivan to get the deals over the line.
Clearly, scouting and recommendations have been made, and the club has entered negotiation phases.
The confirmation that bids are already in is a positive development, but until a signing is officially completed, fans will continue to view the situation with caution.
