Just In: Given that the player has been sidelined for months due to a catastrophic knee injury, West Ham needs to take immediate action.

It’s obvious that Graham Potter and his teammate Kyle Macaulay are making a

last-ditch effort to obtain one or two West Ham signings before the deadline.

There are now only three and a half days left before the January transfer window closes for the Hammers.

We are all well aware that Potter’s top priority for the next seventy-two hours or so should be to recruit a new striker.

With Victor Boniface’s planned transfer to Al Nassr canceled, West Ham is reportedly getting closer to signing Brighton’s Evan Ferguson.

I would take the outstanding 20-year-old Seagulls hitman every single day of the week and twice on a Sunday. That being said, it makes sense for the Hammers to have a few more irons in the fire.

However, Ricardo Pepi, a West Ham target, has suffered a catastrophic knee injury, meaning that one of our alleged contingency transfer plans has little possibility of happening before the deadline.
According to reports, the Hammers are interested in signing Ricardo Pepi, a forward for PSV Eindhoven.

The 22-year-old PSV striker was reportedly the target of a £20 million proposal from West Ham.

The Hammers are reportedly considering another offer for the USMNT international after that one was turned down.

That obviously won’t be happening right now, though.

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