West Ham now approaches “world class” £42 million MAN UTD target

According to the report, West Ham United has now signed a contract to sign “world-class” players and is signing “world-class” players.

Kudus’ West Ham future is highly doubtful

Mohamed Kudus has been one of West Ham’s leading players over the past two seasons, playing in 65 Premier League, but winger time at London Stadium is coming to an end.

As a result, Graham Potter could face the difficult task of finding alternatives for Ghanaians this summer, but the manager is also keen to bring in a new central midfielder who has chosen a variety of potential options.

Reitz caught the eye after being impressed by the U21 European Championships, but a new report reveals contact over the Irons’ deal with a deal with a midfielder who has a little more experience at the top level.

West Ham has now reached out to Juventus’s Douglas Lewis for a contract, but there may be fierce competition from many Premier League rivals for his signature.

Man United, Everton, Fulham, Nottingham Forest and Tottenham Hotspur have also been selected as potential suitors for Lewis, who is eager to return to the Premier League after leaving Aston Villa for £42 million last summer.

The Brazilians are unable to adapt to life in Serie A and believe that returning to the Premier League could increase their chances of going to the 2026 World Cup.

“World Class” Lewis could be a coup for West Ham

Maestro may have struggled to make an impact at Juventus, but he was praised as “world class” by his former teammate John McGinn, leaving a lasting impression during his previous stint in the Premier League.

As shown by Ollie Watkins’ incredible assist in the conference league, Brazil International is a front foot threat and proves to be a great all-around midfielder with his performance in the 2023-24 campaign.

So Lewis could be a true coup for Potter. Rather than flirting with relegation again, Potter is trying to promote European locations next season.