West Ham could make hugely exciting Tete signing in January transfer window

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West Ham United allegedly could make hugely exciting Tete signing in the January transfer window.

That’s according to a report from The Sun who claim that the Hammers could face competition from Southampton, Brentford and Leicester City for the 22-year-old winger.

Tete is currently on loan with Lyon from Shakhtar Donetsk until the end of the season.

It is suggested by The Sun that any club that wants to buy the Brazilian in January would have to reach an arrangement to buy out the player’s current loan deal.

David Moyes will undoubtedly be keen to further bolster his attacking wide options at the London Stadium in the January transfer window.

And it seems as though the Scot has someone specific in mind to do exactly that…

West Ham could make hugely exciting Tete signing in January transfer window

According to The Sun, Moyes is keen to bring the talented South American attacker to the London Stadium this winter.

I have to say, this would be a truly exceptional signing for West Ham.

He allegedly could be available for just £25 million as well – an absolute bargain.

The 22-year-old has bagged seven goals and eight assists in 22 games for Lyon since joining them in March. He racked up 31 goals and 15 assists in 108 games for Shakhtar (Transfermarkt).

Tete possesses skill and pace in abundance and his playing style is quintessentially Brazilian.

He’s only 22, so is far from the finished article. The South American has so much talent and potential though. He has been described as a ‘stunning player’ by Ligue 1’s official website.

Tete could go on to become one of the elite wingers in world football if he continues to work hard and applies himself correctly both on and off the pitch.

Signing Tete for £25 million would be a stunning deal for West Ham. Let’s hope that Moyes and the Hammers owners make it happen.

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