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Sale of next midfielder Man Utd want after Ederson approved
A midfielder Man Utd are looking into signing after Ederson now has the green light to change clubs this summer, and his ‘first pick’ is the Red Devils (Feed generated with FetchRSS)
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West Ham Set For Phillips Reunion In Championship
Kalvin Phillips, remember him? Well, it could be that West Ham are set to face our former disaster loan signing in the Championship next season. That’s because Sheffield United have approached Manchester City to explore the possibility of signing the £50 million midfielder. Wilder Wants Phillips Reunion Phillips spent the second half of last season
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West Ham Linked With Cardiff Wonderkid Described As ‘Incredible Talent’
In what has been a huge day of West Ham updates from The Athletic, the New York Times-owned sports publication has linked the Hammers with a move for one of the EFL’s brightest young defenders. Twenty-year-old Welsh centre-back Dylan Lawlor, currently with Cardiff City, is regarded as one of the most exciting defensive prospects outside
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Supporters Respond As West Ham Season Ticket Figures Pass Major Mark
Over 30,000 loyal West Ham supporters have already renewed their season tickets already Claret and Hugh have learned today. Sources close to the ticket office confirmed that the milestone was reached in the last twenty-four hours showing the amazing loyalty of West Ham fans despite relegation to the Championship. There were 46,000 season ticket holders
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Mads Hermansen makes his West Ham future plans very clear – ‘it is certain’
West Ham United goalkeeper Mads Hermansen wants to ‘play at the highest level’ but appears in no rush to leave the London Stadium following their relegation from the Premier League. Despite an impressive final few months under Nuno Espirito Santo – that blunder against Newcastle aside – speculation regarding the future of the Denmark international
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West Ham waste Malick Diouf succession plan as ‘amazing’ free agent slips away
West Ham United might have only scratched the surface of El Hadji Malick Diouf’s potential during a mixed first season in English football, but finding a like-for-like successor will not be an easy task. Despite his form dipping substantially after Senegal’s, erm, victorious African Cup of Nations campaign [?] – Morocco certainly had something to
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Bayern Munich’s £52m move could pave the way for West Ham exit
Soungoutou Magassa’s future at West Ham United could yet be impacted by the big-spending plans of Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich. As Real Madrid join the race for Mateus Fernandes, as the vultures circle for Crysencio Summerville and Jarrod Bowen, speculation surrounding a midfielder who found game time hard to come by under Nuno Espirito Santo
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“Intoxicated” coaching staff come to terms with Championship challenge
The debris of West Ham’s Premier League season hasn’t been fully cleared away yet, but already the planning has to start for the brutality of a Championship campaign in which every single side is going to be raising their game to compete against the fallen prima donnas from the Premier League. As Nuno put it,
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The most important £3 million in David Sullivan’s Championship budget | West Ham News
Nuno Espirito Santo made it quite plain, of course, that the one, and only, task for every West Ham player, employee and board member was to get the club back where it belongs in the forthcoming season and win the push for promotion back to the Premier League. A huge summer of turmoil looms with
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Report | Liverpool to join Man U and Arsenal in three way transfer tussle
Incredible really, twice relegated in two seasons and yet Mateus Fernandes‘ stock and value just keeps rising and rising. Dubbed the ‘Premier League wonderkid’ of 2025/6 despite being involved in a vain attempt to stave off relegation, Fernandes was the subject of considerable conjecture that he’d be heading to Old Trafford, the link with national
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West Ham’s inspired £7m signing was actually all down to David Sullivan
Michail Antonio insists the decision to take him to West Ham United from Nottingham Forest in 2015 was driven by David Sullivan rather than head coach Slaven Bilic. Last week, Sullivan came off worse in a power struggle with co-owner Daniel Kretinsky. The Hammers confirmed that Nuno Espirito Santo will stay in control for 2026/27.
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Nuno reveals what he told David Sullivan in talks but West Ham clause remains
West Ham boss Nuno Espirito Santo has revealed what he told David Sullivan in summit talks over his future but a key clause remains. When Nuno Espirito Santo was summoned to David Sullivan’s Essex mansion for talks following West Ham’s relegation to the Championship, the outcome looked inevitable. The Hammers’ hierarchy had believed Nuno would
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