1 Comment

Hammers on loan striker looks booked for a return

West Ham are unlikely to get a transfer windfall from the hoped for sale of Jordan Hugill to Middlesbrough in the summer.

ClaretandHugh understands that Riverside boss Tony Pulis has cooled on the striker who joined the Championship side on a season-long loan last year.

The striker has managed just seven goals in 30 appearances for Boro as the team has risen into the play off positions but he  is unlikely to be involved should the club make it into the Premier League.

ClaretandHugh has been told by sources inside the club by e mail that current indications are that he will be returning to the London Stadium next season.

Meanwhile we have also learned from the same source that a fee of £8 million has been attached to Edmilson Fernandes should Fiorentina decide to keep the midfielder at the end of the season.

The Swiss international has scored twice in the last three of his 23 games for the club and the Serie A outfit have a firm commitment from the Hammers they can sign him at that price.

 

About Hugh5outhon1895

Hugh Southon is a lifelong Iron and the founding editor of ClaretandHugh. He is a national newspaper journalist of many years experience and was Bobby Moore's 'ghost' writer during the great man's lifetime. He describes ClaretandHugh as "the Hammers daily newspaper!" Follow on Twitter @hughsouthon

One comment on “Hammers on loan striker looks booked for a return

  1. We might need to take a hit on Hugill and sell him for a lot less than we bought him for

    Rather that than have him on our books and not contributing

    I’m sure that a mid table Championship side would be interested at a knock down price

Comments are closed.