It appears like West Ham may lose one attacker in the summer transfer window to a Premier League team.

David Moyes, the manager of West Ham, will need to make a number of additions to his team during the busy summer transfer season.

This summer, the Scot is expected to lose a large number of players—up to 12 are connected to the departure door at London Stadium.

Before the new season begins, it will be crucial to get rid of some of the deadwood as well as add some elite players.

Along with many others, players like Maxwel Cornet, Aaron Cresswell, and Danny Ings must go on.

A significant player turnover is anticipated at the London Stadium as a few players’ contracts expire this summer.

An attacker might leave West Ham during the summer transfer window.
Two forwards, Pablo Fornals and Said Benrahma, were already cut by Moyes in January.

The Scot might be ready to release another one now. But this time, Moyes will have made a very wise choice.

Renowned football writer Alan Nixon claims that West Ham is attempting to sign Divin Mubama to a new contract before loaning him to Sheffield United, a Premier League team, for the duration of the season.

I must admit that I think this will be the best thing for Obama’s advancement. The striker, who is 19 years old, can’t afford to wait on the Hammers bench for another year.

His growth has already suffered as a result of doing that, so it’s time for the adolescent to play regular first-team games against seasoned professionals.

Whether Sheffield United is the best team for Mubama to sign with this summer is the question. We have always done a bad job of loaning out players; Callum Marshall’s move to West Brom was one such instance.

All the young striker really needs is consistent playing time, and if the Blades are willing to give it to him, a summer transfer to Bramall Lane during the West Ham youth could be perfect for him.