“West Ham STORMS Ahead to Snag ‘Mind-Blowing’ Superstar, Fulfilling Potter’s WILDEST Dream!”

West Ham United are reportedly leading the chase to sign Southampton right-back Kyle Walker-Peters on a free transfer this summer, according to talkSPORT journalist Alex Crook.

With Vladimir Coufal’s contract set to expire, the Hammers are seeking a more dynamic option to compete with Aaron Wan-Bissaka, who arrived from Manchester United last summer.

Graham Potter is said to be particularly keen on refreshing the right-back position, with Coufal unlikely to be offered a new deal after five years at the club.

The 32-year-old joined from Slavia Prague but now faces an uncertain future as West Ham look to rebuild.

Walker-Peters, 28, has attracted significant interest from several Premier League clubs, including his former side Tottenham Hotspur, as he approaches the end of his contract at Southampton.

The Saints defender has reportedly rejected a new deal following the club’s relegation and is expected to leave St Mary’s once his contract expires in June.

Despite Southampton’s struggles, Walker-Peters has been a standout performer this season, making 33 appearances and providing two assists in the Premier League.

He has been widely praised for his consistency and versatility, traits that have made him an attractive target for top-flight clubs.

West Ham are preparing for a busy summer under new manager Potter, with multiple first-team departures anticipated.

Alongside Coufal, midfielder Tomas Soucek is also rumored to be on the market, with Everton showing strong interest.

Former Hammers boss David Moyes, now at Everton, is reportedly eager to reunite with Soucek, whom he highly rates.

The summer window is shaping up to be pivotal for West Ham as they aim to strengthen their squad while navigating potential exits.