Carlos Soler permanent West Ham United transfer claim shared amid salary reveal
West Ham summer signing Carlos Soler is on £240k/week wages at PSG so is unlikely to permanently move to the London Stadium, according to Hammers News.
The news outlet quoted a spokesperson from the club on 3 September who stated that signing him on a permanent basis next summer is going to be difficult to get over the line.
The Spain international moved to the London Stadium in August on loan in order to be a first-team regular.
“Soler is on £240k a week at PSG,” the club spokesman exclusively told Hammers News.
“So it’s going to be hard to do a permanent deal.”
West Ham must first gauge if Carlos Soler is the right fit
If Soler significantly exceeds expectations for the Hammers, the club might reconsider their stance on a permanent deal despite his high wages at PSG.
His performance could justify the investment, especially if he becomes integral to the team’s success.
West Ham could approach negotiations by proposing a slight reduction in his weekly wage, acknowledging the financial constraints of moving from PSG’s salary structure to the Premier League’s.
To sweeten the deal, they could introduce performance-based incentives.
These could be tied to goals, assists, match appearances, or even team achievements like qualifying for European competitions.
Such a contract would not only motivate the 27-year-old to maintain or improve his performance but also align his financial rewards with the club’s success, potentially making a permanent transfer more palatable for both parties involved.
Fans certainly will be excited to see what he brings to the table in the coming weeks and months.
In other West Ham news, ExWHUemployee has claimed that the Hammers want to sign a Champions League winner on a free transfer despite the window closing.
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