West Ham have become the latest club to be linked for a potential move Nottingham Forest’s Matty Cash, before the end of the transfer window, according to the Daily Mail.
Cash has already been linked with a £15m move to Southampton and AC Milan as Forest face a battle to keep hold of the 22-year-old during the last few days of the window.
The versatile 22-year-old midfielder has excelled this season in an unfamiliar right-back role, with Sabri Lamouchi having moved Cash back into that position following Tendayi Darikwa’s injury.
Three other names have been reported this week after being linked to the Hammers
ITK @EXWHUEmployee discussed three new names on his West Ham Way podcast this week claiming that the Hammers were interested Cagliari midfielder Nahitan Nández, CSKA striker Fyodor Chalov and Samdoria midfielder Ronaldo Viera.
With eight days remaining in the transfer window David Moyes he hopes to complete one more signing or two at a push before next Friday.
Afraid I agree with the last post …I am quicker than half the current squad and I am fat and 57…relegation is almost a forgone conclusion if something isn’t done
Hugh this is the reality that’s going to have to sink into our 3 muppet directors! Spend multiple millions RIGHT NOW to bring in pace up front and a bite in midfield or lose multi millions when we’re relegated! There are zero positives in our squad, we are appalling from front to back!!
No pace, no fire in anyone’s belly, no urgency NOTHING!!
Worst squad of players in years…
The owners are not investing even though it’s clear we need a box to box midfielder if nothing else. So if we get relegated the blame will be firmly with the board .
they all cost money so thats that
they all cost money so thats that
they all cost money so thats that
They better and not just loans or the Brighton game will likely have a distinct ‘burnley’ feel to it
Why do we keep coming up with different names? David Moyes knows,as we all do, that Sullivan is not going to spend any money in this window.Why do you think we are looking at old age loans?