West Ham is cleared to sign a 138-goal Premier League attacker whose team is prepared to let go

According to a writer, West Ham has been given the go-ahead to recruit a striker who has been a long-term target and whose club is eager to sell.

This summer, West Ham will be looking to add a striker to their roster.

Also connected is one of the deadliest players in the Premier League.

There was no question last summer that the Hammers needed to buy a striker,

with Gianluca Scamacca having been traded after only one season and the aging Michail Antonio approaching his final season at West Ham.

However, David Moyes chose to deploy Jarrod Bowen as a striker and made do with what he had.

Results from Moyes’ Bowen striker experiment are conflicting.

Results have been inconsistent, and Bowen has demonstrated that he provides more on the right.

After spending £15 million to move from Villa to West Ham, Danny Ings has just not clicked.

Even after Ings’ magnificent performance against Burnley, the manager acknowledged that the aging forward’s all-around skill isn’t contributing enough to the squad.

According to a writer, West Ham has now been given the go-ahead to sign a Premier League striker with 138 goals, whose club is reportedly eager to sell.

A journalist asserts Wilson wants 138 goals for West Ham.

According to Dean Jones, Newcastle wants to offload Callum Wilson, a longtime target for the Hammers.

He claims that West Ham is one of Wilson’s possible landing places in a recent exclusive.

This summer, Newcastle United will have to make a decision on Callum Wilson, whose contract is set to expire in 2025. SportsLens is covered by Jones.

“West Ham United and Bournemouth might become the striker’s possible destinations once his ailment sidelines him right now.

“With regard to player exits this summer, Newcastle will probably be more receptive to losing Wilson than teammate Alexander Isak.”

It’s also reported that a few of West Ham’s Premier League competitors are considering it.

Hammers should not make the new Ings error.

The issue is that West Ham should steer clear of this deal because it smells like Ings.

Yes, Wilson is a proven goal scorer.

However, the Hammers would undoubtedly lose money on it because he is 32 years old and prone to major injuries.

Not to mention that Wilson does not match the type of player that Tim Steidten, the technical director, wants at the London Stadium.

Victor Boniface-type youth striker with quickness and all-action should be the target for West Ham.

The one true advantage of signing Wilson is something we are all aware of. preventing him from scoring the goals he inevitably scores against the Hammers each time he plays them.

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