According to the football relocation, West Ham United is moving forward in pursuit of a new striker by beginning contact with Everton on Dominique Calvert Lewin.
Following a disappointing season in the Premier League, Hammer is looking to bolster its offensive options for next season.
Graham Potter’s team struggled to score goals last season and once again relied heavily on Jarrod Bowen.
Hammer is exploring the possibility of signing English striker Calver Truwin on a free transfer this summer, with the player’s current contract expires on June 30th.
The 28-year-old reportedly refused to extend his contract from Everton, suggesting that after nearly a decade at Merseyside he is ready for a new challenge.
West Ham is ready to offer Calver Trewin better wages
The striker, who earns around £100,000 a week at Goodison Park, has endured mixed runs in recent seasons due to repeated injuries.
Despite his injuries, he is still highly regarded and Hammer believes he will be an ideal fit for their playing style under Potter.
West Ham is above Calver Trewin’s current salary to secure his signature.
Hammer prepares for life without Missile Antonio. The veteran forward, who has been a key figure at the club for years, is set to leave when his contract goes out this summer after talks over a stalled short-term extension.
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Calvert Lewin is considered Potter as the ideal fit for his team. He is a striker who can effectively lead his team, line, press head-on, and provide the focus of West Ham’s offensive.
West Ham’s early interests and willingness to improve Everton’s conditions suggest that they are serious candidates for landing strikers this summer.
The move to West Ham offers Calver Trewin a fresh start and a chance to rekindle his career under the attack manager.
Hammer was able to sign Calvert Lewin, but could lose Mohamed Kudos due to Newcastle United’s interest.
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