Summer 2017 Transfer Speculation

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  • edited May 2017

    Todays new striker link is Martin Braithwaite from Toulouse ;hmm

    One goal per three games last season which equates to 12 in the Premier League, Antonio got 9.
    Looking at whoscored.com, Braithwaite actually got 7 goals and 3 assists in 19 games when playing as a striker. As a non-striker (on the wing), he scored 4 in 12 games.

    For a reported £8m, I think it could be a good bit of business.

    Plus, I played with him on Fifa this year and he was good for me. ;thumbsup ;biggrin
  • I would love Iheanacho to sign. IMO he is ready now for the Prem.
  • I've got an idea that Nigerian site is the same one that announced that we were signing Musa...
  • Everton are not expected to take up the option to sign Enner Valencia permanently, having brought in the 27-year-old Ecuador winger on a season-long loan from West Ham in August. (Liverpool Echo)
  • Watford midfielder Dion Pereira, 18, is wanted by West Ham and Newcastle.(London Evening Standard)
  • Valencia did nt do enough at Everton to get a transfer reckon he will go to Spain or back to Mexico ;barrera
  • Valencia is on his way back according to the Liverpool Echo

  • I heard he saw Calleri play and decided he wanted to come back and fight for his place.

    What a battle that would be!
  • If Zabaleta is one of the three players to take us to the next level, does that mean the other 2 are going to be strikers, as most of ours can't stay fit long enough to make a valid contribution to the team moving upwards?
  • So I've been out all day and now find out that we haven't signed Iheanacho ;hmm

    Can't be right, surely
  • It's almost like the papers and bloggers make stuff up.

    Which is, obviously, just impossible.
  • West Ham are prepared to meet the £140,000-per-week wage demands of Everton's England midfielder Ross Barkley, 23. (Star)
  • edited May 2017
    Hart
    Zabaleta - Reid - Ogbonna - Cresswell
    Obiang - Kouyate
    Antonio - Barkley - Lanzini
    Iheanacho

    Amazing XI we're going to have ;lol
  • Being linked with Pickford in a Sun 'Exclusive'.

    £17m with Adrian going the other way.
  • MCH

    I would be reasonably confident we would not be prepared to do any such thing, and that we would not contemplate paying £50m for a player with one year left on their deal.
  • Sky are reporting that Lyon have offered 12 million Euros for Javier Hernandez, would he be a better option than Kelechi, especially if we might have to sell him back in 2 years?
  • Fortune

    He's certainly the more 'proven' of the two.

    I wouldn't pay too much attention to that 'buy back' thing - I don't think that website is particularly reliable or accurate.

    Think, overall, I'd prefer Iheanacho - but what about both?

    (Memo to self: find 'yeah right' smiley.)
  • http://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2017/05/25/why-west-ham-should-avoid-a-move-for-juventus-mario-madzukic/

    Fails to mention the most compelling reason: he's just signed a new contract at Juve...
  • grey, We could certainly do with 2 decent "fit" strikers. You could put forward a case to sell all our current ones and start with a new set. ;ok
  • I'd rather keep ;ac

    I think if we had another main, fit first choice striker, it would ease the pressure on his old bones and muscles. There's no question that when fit he is still a very good player.
  • edited May 2017
    On balance, Grey, my preference would be to move AC on. I don't think he can fulfill the role of a back up because when needed there's every chance he'll be crocked. He just seems to get injured randomly and this isn't necessarily caused by a heavy workload. If Sakho also leaves, I would say we probably need two strikers
  • Iheanacho would be a great signing IMO as he scores all kinds of goals and has the perfect physique for the PL. Also, he's already done it here.

    Whether he's available or not I have no idea. I would have thought Man City would want to keep him.
  • grey, the problem with AC is on his day he can be unplayable but as baracks indicated his availability can only really be measured in days and not months.
  • I would back that fortune IF we could sell our strikers. ;ok
  • I've just seen this round up of today's stories.....

    A round up of Sunday's Transfer rumours - so take with a pinch of a Salt.

    Snodgrass- Brighton are lining up an £8 million bid for the Scotsman. -

    Ross Barkley - West Ham are prepared to match Barkleys £140k a week salary.

    Pickford - Everton and West Ham have made Enquires.

    Martial - West Ham and PSG are in talks with the Manchester United attacker with Man Utd wanting around £50 million for him.

    Iheanacho - Rumoured Medical has been taken but still waiting on City to set a asking price for him.
  • edited May 2017
    I would think that Barkley will end up at Manu, Martial to PSG (WH compete financially with PSG ;lol)..

    snodgrass ;hmm, can't see it after 6 months.
  • Think city will have a buy back clause in the contract but I think we shpuld go for it anyways the kid can be a huge asset

    Can't just go forward with him though as he is only a young lad and there will be load software pressure on him
  • software pressure?
  • He'll be in bits...... ;run
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