“Could leave the club” – Fabrizio Romano claims West Ham star faces late exit

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West Ham United’s transfer business is still not completed and they are eyeing one more deal before the transfer deadline.

The Hammers have made some big moves this summer and strengthened all the positions with the new additions they have made under manager Julen Lopetegui.

From Max Kilman to Jean-Clair Todido, from Crysencio Summerville to Niclas Fullkrug, they have signed some prominent names in the transfer window to challenge for a European place and give the new manager a platform to perform.

The east Londoners are now targeting a move for Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Carlos Soler, but transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano has claimed that they will have to sell some players first and raise funds before signing the Spaniard.

Romano told GiveMeSport:

“They [West Ham], have several names. For example Ings and others who could leave the club in the final days. To be honest, in this moment, it is not something that is close or imminent yet.

 

Carlos Soler to West Ham United?

“I think also, many clubs are interested in West Ham players and they know that they signed many. So, they [interested clubs] will try and arrive last minute, in the final days and try to get the best deal possible.

“This is part of the final days of the summer transfer window, as always. But again, at the moment, nothing imminent.”

Soler has no future at PSG after he was left out of the team that played Montpellier.

The former Valencia player is not in manager Luis Enrique’s plans for this season and his move away from the French capital is looking like a certainty.

West Ham United squad has been revamped this summer

Lopetegui is eyeing a midfield reinforcement this summer, having already signed a midfielder in Guido Rodriguez.

The new manager has completely overhauled his squad and add quality in all the positions.

Ings has faced a difficult time at the London Stadium and with the Hammers signing attacking players this summer, he has no future at the club.

The player is way down the pecking order and he is not expected to get enough playing time this season.

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3 Comments

  1. If ings turns down another club who want to sign him then it must be clear to the world and it’s mother that his only interest is money while he can sit around doing nothing and pick up his large wage packet a wage packet that he has not earned in any way just shows what a leach he is it’s been made clear that he has no future at the club so why won’t he do the decent thing and go sooner the better

    1. Whilst I agree with you he has one or two years left to earn as a footballer, he is on £125k with us and moving to a championship side this would be £50k at best. He can move on next year on a free and get a larger signing on bonus as well. Why would he leave now? Not saying it’s right but we gave him the contract and he has to think about himself not a club that has pretty much ignored him and left him to rot on the bench. Was a ridiculous signing in the first place.

  2. There would have been two parties involved in his contract negotiations and Ings was only one of them. The other of course was WHU and both sides would have understood exactly what they were signing up for. While it may not be ideal for the club right now, he is not doing anything wrong. You might want to have a little rant about WHU not looking far enough ahead when they signed him up.

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