West Ham have a strong chance of signing striker Terem Moffi from Lorient this month, after submitting a £25 million bid for the forward.
That’s according to The Sun journalist Alan Nixon who reckons that Moffi could very well move to the London Stadium in the January transfer window.
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West Ham boss David Moyes has been heavily linked with a move to sign Moffi over the past 10 days or so now (90 Min).
There have been reports that West Ham’s move to sign the Nigerian have hit the buffers. However, it appears as though we’re still very much in pole position to sign the Lorient ace…
Strong chance of West Ham signing striker
The Sun journalist Alan Nixon responded to a fan on Twitter asking about the Hammers’ chances of signing Terem Moffi this month with one very simple word – ‘strong’.
What a terrific addition Moffi would be for us.
Described by Total Football Analysis as a ‘nuisance’ Moffi is exactly what we need at the London Stadium, and he would be the perfect foil for Gianluca Scamacca.
Moffi would take West Ham’s attacking play to a whole new level entirely.
He is absolutely rapid and is strong as an ox. He is generally a nuisance for opposing defenders and would offer a completely different option to Gianluca Scamacca through the middle, what with his power and pace.
He’s been on fire in Ligue 1 this season, with 12 goals in 18 games for Lorient to his name (Transfermarkt).
If we manage to sign Moffi for an initial £20-25 million, it will be great business from the Hammers. I would absolutely love to see him the London Stadium.
And it seems as though there is a strong chance of West Ham signing the Lorient striker in January.
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