West Ham now make the first move for an “extraordinary” striker £ 44 million

West Ham United have now launched the first contacts through the summer agreement for an “extraordinary” attacker, which attracts a lot of attention from Premier leagueAccording to the report.

Hammering hammers missing the hitter

Returns victories against Arsenal and Leicester City at the end of February almost certainly rejected all long-term fears due to relegation, and Jarrod Bowen secured the only goal of the game an impressive 1-0 victory at Emirates Stadium.

However, the hammers have since scored only one goal in the last two games, with Graham Potter Have to do without an attacker and output, since Niclas Füllkruck and Michail Antonio were injured.

As such, while Bowen enjoys another impressive season in front of the goal, Potter identified the need to bring in a new striker this summer Strasbourg’s Emanuel Emegha is among the goals, which was regularly among the goals in Ligue 1 in this term.

Potter also told the West Ham Committee that he wanted to sign Lille’s Jonathan DavidBut with Arsenal and Barcelona in the Canadian signature race, it could be difficult to make an agreement, and the manager may have to move on to other goals.

One of the options could be Moise Kean Fiorentina, with a report from Italy revealing The hammers have now launched the first contacts due to the Italian contractBut there may be a fierce competition for his signature.

Numerous Premier League clubs have expressed interest in Kean, including Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United, although the transfer is still in preliminary stages.

Fiorentina is protected by a clause on release of 52 million euros in the attacker contract, but it is not clear whether they will insist on receiving a full amount.

It is clear to see why some top Premier League clubs go out for the Italian internationaler, given his extremely impressive record in front of the goal this season.

Marco Messina CBS also praised Fiorentina Marksman for his “extraordinary” comprehensive appearances, suggesting that it offers a lot more than just goals with the team.

It said that while former Everton man was undefeated Against West Ham during his time with Toffeses, there will still be concern about his previous stay in the Premier League.

Kean hit only four Goals in 39 matches for Everton, and although it is clear that he has since made improvements in his game, his target record in England is in suspicion of whether the £ 44 million fee is justified.