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West Ham United reportedly could sign Leicester forward Harvey Barnes for just £35 million this summer. According to a report form the Daily Mail, Leicester… Transfer talk west ham It is reported that West Ham would receive £100m, with the remainder in undisclosed add-ons. However the sticking point for West Ham is the structure of the deal, and how much money would be paid up-front.West ham transfer gossip
West Ham are leading the race to sign Matteo Guendouzi from Marseille this summer, alongside Aston Villa. According to a report from La Provence, West… How Andy Murray moulded his image from 'hated Scotsman' to Britain's most-loved sportsman No disrespect to Everton, but that is very surprising. He will likely play more for the Toffees than for West Ham given the fact Moyes already has Tomas Soucek and Declan Rice at the club, and this must be the main reason behind Onana’s thinking. That, or his footballing idol is Frank Lampard. Or maybe he is a bit confused after speaking to Moyes on the phone, thinking he is still Everton manager.
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Breaking news from each site is brought to you automatically and continuously 24/7, within around 10 minutes of publication. N.B. Relevance is automatically assessed, so some headlines not qualifying as West Ham United news might appear. Please feel free to contact us regarding any persistent issues. West Ham reject Manchester City's offer for Declan Rice West Ham have reportedly asked Arsenal to improve the structure of their £105million bid for Declan Rice.West ham united transfer news
Finally, after weeks of speculation and negotiations - it appears we are approaching the endgame when it comes to the future of West Ham captain Declan Rice. Arsenal are now on the brink of finalising the signing of the 24-year-old midfielder after agreeing a £105million package with their London counterparts. West Ham United According to Sky Sports, Arsenal’s first offer was £80m plus add-ons – which would already surpass Arsenal’s transfer record of £72m paid for Nicolas Pépé in 2019.
