West Ham United ‘complete’ another transfer after Pablo as Nuno Espirito Santo gets his wish

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West Ham United will now announce two new signings as they have gone on about their work early in the January transfer window.

Pablo is set to be the first West Ham arrival of the winter, but the club have also made significant strides to bring in another player after him.

Pablo looks set to be West Ham’s first signing of January…💪

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Nuno Espirito Santo has demanded new signings as he faces a difficult few months ahead to ensure that the Hammers do not get relegated from the Premier League.

West Ham finalise Adama Traore transfer

According to Claret and Hugh’s Sean Whetstone, the Hammers have “completed” the signing of Adama Traore from Fulham.

Initially, there appeared to be snags in Traore’s imminent move to West Ham, but that does not seem to be the case.

The Spanish winger will be moving to the London Stadium on a short-term deal until the end of the season.

Adama Traore has a dismal minutes-to-goal record in the Premier League 😲

West Ham are sleepwalking towards relegation with this transfer…

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It looked like Traore was signing a deal until 2028, but that is not the case, although this deal has the option of making it a permanent one.

Even though the 29-year-old was going to be a free agent in the summer, he will be joining on a six-month deal.

A source claims that the deal was done a week ago and is now expected to be announced imminently.

Will Traore be available for the Wolves game?

The Hammers are hoping that Pablo is signed in time for the Wolves game on Saturday, but they could look to accelerate Traore’s deal too.

The Spaniard would need to complete his medical, be announced as a West Ham player, and be registered with the Premier League by 12 pm on Friday in order to be eligible for this weekend’s clash.

Unless his medical has been scheduled and he has already arrived at Rush Green, it seems highly unlikely that everything will happen in time for the game.

If things have progressed as has been reported, there is a very good chance that the former Wolves player would be available for the Nottingham Forest clash on 6 January.