“West Ham’s SHOCKING Move to Snag the ULTIMATE Continental Superstar – You Won’t Believe Who!”
How West Ham United Continues to Cultivate Rising Stars
Declan Rice rose through the ranks of West Ham’s academy, eventually captaining the side before making a high-profile move to Arsenal.
Similarly, Frank Lampard left West Ham for Chelsea in 2001 and went on to become a Premier League legend.
Now, new Hammers boss Graham Potter appears keen to follow that tradition—developing young talents and helping them shine at the top level.
This summer, Potter is targeting promising players, and West Ham have reportedly opened talks with Stade Reims striker Adama Bojang.
With Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) tightening spending freedom, Potter must operate wisely in the transfer market to bolster his squad.
According to the Sunday People (15 June, page 58), West Ham are closely monitoring Bojang, who is widely regarded as one of Africa’s most exciting young prospects.
The 21-year-old forward, currently with Stade Reims, spent the recent season on loan at Swiss side Grasshopper Club Zürich, scoring six goals in 27 appearances.
Following Reims’ relegation to Ligue 2, a potential transfer opportunity has arisen, and West Ham are looking to capitalise.
Bojang was previously on the radar of Premier League giants including Manchester United, Manchester City, and Chelsea.
However, Chelsea reportedly declined to increase their £1 million offer to £3 million, leading Bojang to join Reims instead.
Now, West Ham seem determined not to repeat Chelsea’s hesitation. Talks have already taken place this week regarding a potential deal.
Although Reims are not eager to let Bojang go, their drop to Ligue 2 may leave them vulnerable to losing key players.
For West Ham, signing Bojang could prove to be a smart move. The Gambia international would likely come at a bargain price and offers strong potential for the future.
At just 21, he has already made significant progress in his career and could develop further under Potter’s guidance.
If the Hammers manage to complete the transfer, Bojang would represent a low-risk but high-upside addition—offering squad depth and long-term promise at the London Stadium.
Potter will be keen to finalize the move before other clubs reignite their interest.
