West Ham United’s Luis Guilherme
West Ham will still see some transfer activities by the end of this month, and young forward Luis Guilherme has a close connection to the exit, despite joining in the summer.
Although the Premier League transfer window has been closed, Brazil’s window has remained open until February 28, providing the club with an opportunity to start a business. oneESPNdiscussions have been held in London, about possible discussions on Guilherme’s actions to Botafogo.
The 18-year-old arrived at West Ham from Palmeiras last summer, worth £25m but struggled with the first team. When he showed promises in his brief cameo against Chelsea earlier this week, he has not established himself in the team.
Botafogo’s interest is powered by its owner, American billionaire John Textor, who also owns stakes in Crystal Palace and Lyon. It is believed that if West Ham opens up negotiations, he has financial efforts to reach a deal.
Guilherme’s potential departure will be at a fun moment to the Hammer. Graham Potter is at Evan Ferguson on loan from Brighton and recalls James Ward-Prowse of Nottingham Forest After that, he is still seeking to strengthen his team. However, any further signing now has to wait until summer.
The club also saw James Ward-Prowse and Maxwel’s short horns from their respective loan spells, but beyond that, manager Potter had barely had it during the winter window. Get financial support to strengthen the team.
With less than three weeks since the Brazilian windows are closed, Guilherme’s future remains uncertain. Whether he is going to fight for West Ham in West Ham or to return to South America soon depends on the progress of negotiations in the coming days.
West Ham’s goal struggle this season
Despite limited business, Ferguson’s arrival is still solving key issues – West Ham’s struggle in the face of goals. With Niclas Fullkrug, Michail Antonio and Jarrod Bowen in various locations, offensive depth has become a pressing issue. But even with these absences, Guilherme has not yet made an extension on the first team.
On the surface, the 18-year-old’s future at the London Stadium remains uncertain – he will have to move to Brazilian club Botafogo before the transfer window closed on February 28.
