With three incredible loan signings, West Ham might be about to have a fairytale January window – view

With three incredible loan signings, West Ham might be about to have a fairytale January window – view

 

West Ham United appears to be on the verge of experiencing its most successful January transfer window to date.

 

As far as I’m concerned, West Ham has already had a successful January transfer window with the signing of Kalvin Phillips, who is on loan from Manchester City until the end of the season.

 

David Moyes, the manager of the Hammers, has a lot of irons in the fire when it comes to improving his front line.

 

Both Al-Ittihad attacker Jota and Chelsea striker Armando Broja have been strongly associated with West Ham, with loan transfers being discussed for each.

 

Although Moyes has an excellent team at the London Stadium, I don’t think he has the depth needed to contend for a spot in the top six.

 

But all of that might be set to significantly change during the January transfer window.

 

It looks like West Ham could have a dream January window.

It looks like West Ham could have a dream January window.

 

With the Phillips deal completed, Moyes must quickly move on to the next, needing attacking reinforcements.

 

Additionally, it appears like Moyes has a great chance to sign two outstanding forwards before the transfer market closes on Thursday night.

 

The 22-year-old Broja may go on loan from the Blues this winter, according to Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino’s previous comments.

 

Jota, the star player for Al-Ittihad, is reportedly nearing a loan deal to West Ham.

 

We will be in a very strong position if Moyes is able to sign both of those players this month, with possibilities to sign them in the summer.

 

Wow, just think of having Mohammed Kudus, Jarrod Bowen, Lucas Paqueta, and Broja as attacking possibilities!

 

This season, West Ham could accomplish something truly remarkable. In my opinion, completing the loan agreements for Broja and Jota during the January transfer window, along with the arrival of Phillips, would be sufficient to propel us to the top six.

 

But it remains to be seen if the Hammers owners can pull off the double deal.

 

A winger with lightning speed wants to join West Ham in January, which is a huge boost for Moyes.

 

Steidten is pressing for a disruptive attacker, but the club wants a sell-on clause and £17 million from West Ham.

 

West Ham makes a new offer of £7 million for the left defender.