West Ham United set for brand new recruitment meeting, frustration starts to grow – ExWHUemployee
West Ham United are set for a new transfer meeting in the near future, according to ExWHUemployee.
The reliable source has reported that frustrations are now growing at the London Stadium, with a move for Jesse Lingard now over and others proving difficult.
A decision is now set to be made on whether the Irons should push for the same targets, or instead move on to others as the transfer window continues through July.
Writing on the official West Ham Way Patreon page, Ex relayed the thoughts of the club as things start to really get messy in the ongoing transfer window.
“It appears all parties are getting frustrated with the situation and that there will be a recruitment meeting to identify the next moves.
“Should we continue to push for these targets or move on to others.”
Answers.
That is exactly what David Moyes will want in this meeting.
We’re not entirely sure he can have too many complaints to be honest, with GSBK throwing cash around massively this summer and bids going in left, right and centre.
A £34.1million bid is in for Gianluca Scamacca as we speak, but Sassuolo now want over £40million, something that just sums up the entire window so far.
West Ham United have proved with their talks with Lingard that they will not be held to ransom over money, so if these games continue to be played, other targets will be found.
Rob Newman clearly has his work cut out with his transfer team, and after numerous arrivals were confirmed early, things are now much more difficult.
This meeting will be very interesting, and we pray that it brings positive results sooner rather than later as impatience is really starting to grow now.