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Fourth West Ham signing imminent

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Allnigeriasoccer.com claims that West Ham are on the verge of confirming the signing of  Celtic winger Armstrong Okoflex.

They claim he put pen to paper on a two-year contract with the Hammers on Monday, June 21st, with an option for an additional season inserted into the contract.

>He joins West Ham as a free agent although Celtic will be due financial compensation as he is an Academy player.

West Ham beat Newcastle United and Crystal Palace to his signature the report claims.

Armstrong will become the Hammers fourth signing of the summer after Craig Dawson made his loan deal permanent and youth players Thierry Nevers from  Reading and Pierre Ekwah Elimby from Chelsea also moved to East London.

The 19-year-old can play on the left or right-wing or play as a centre forward it is claimed. Like Nevers and Ekwah Elimby he is likely to start in the Academy and play in Premier League 2 competition for the U23 before he gets a chance in the senior squad.

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3 comments

  • Kevin says:

    Nice to see we are building for the future . It is surely the best way forward .
    Hopefully we will a few first team signings once the Euro’s are over .
    COYHAMMERS

  • Julian Woodhouse says:

    Mmm, not sure that is our focus, or should be when we seriously need senior squad and first team additions. Others are making first team acquisitions but not us yet and the more it drags on the more we will have to pay. I’d rather be seeing the focus on the senior squad at the moment than anything else.

  • Keithsickofexcuses says:

    I cannot help but think, how many of these Players we pick up, ever even get a chance at the first team. We have had Players who play International Football at adult level, but they never get a sniff of the squad. I would rather see the money spent of the First team squad.

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