Contract twist emerges as West Ham United signed Newcastle striker Callum Wilson transfer

Contract twist emerges as West Ham United signed Newcastle striker Callum Wilson transfer

According to Football Transfers, West Ham will now compete with clubs in Saudi Arabia to sign Newcastle striker Callum Wilson.

On June 24, the news site said that Saudi teams have shown a great interest in the English forward and might help the Magpies with their financial problems.

 

 

The 32-year-old is unlikely to sign a new deal at St James’ Park, but the Hammers are eager to add attacking reinforcements.

 

West Ham needs to refrain from engaging Saudi teams in a bidding war.

The Hammers need to refrain from engaging in a bidding war because Saudi teams have demonstrated a willingness to pay a high price for players, which may result in a major price increase.

Wilson, who is 32 years old and could not have many more years at the top level, could end up costing the London team too much as a result of this.

His track record of fitness is also questionable, and making a big investment in a player with that kind of history could be risky.

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