David Moyes wants double West Ham reunion at Everton this summer
West Ham are expected to have a busy summer transfer window, with Everton already eyeing swoops for two Irons stars.
West Ham had a fairly quiet winter transfer window in terms of incoming and outgoing, with Evan Ferguson the only player they were able to bring through the door and Maxwel Cornet the only one to depart from the London Stadium.
However, when taking into account what has been an uneventful season for West Ham, it’s likely to be a very different story in the summer as they attempt to realign their ambitions and challenge at the top end of the table.
In order to do that, some substantial investment will be needed, which could be aided if Moyes were to follow through on his interest in signing two Hammers players.
Everton want to sign Irons duo
West Ham have not had a season to be remembered, though there have been a handful of players to have remained consistent throughout that period.
One of those players is Tomas Soucek, who has been a midfield general at the London Stadium, and according to a report from Claret&Hugh (2 March), Moyes is looking to bring him to Everton.
The Scotsman is also said to be keen on a reunion with Vladimir Coufal, who will see his current contract expire at the end of the campaign, allowing him to seek greener pastures on a free transfer.
| West Ham 24/25 | Appearances | Goals | Assists | Average rating |
| Tomas Soucek | 25 | 6 | 1 | 6.89 |
The Czech duo have been excellent servants for the Hammers, though the feeling for months has been that Coufal’s best days are certainly behind him, while Soucek has remained a consistent performer.
His departure would be a sore one, but with the Irons looking to kick on and progress under Graham Potter, he may be one of the players deemed surplus to requirements.
West Ham have a big summer ahead
Given the fact the Hammers spent a large part of the current campaign looking over their shoulders, the need for summer arrivals is evident, though some of them will only be possible with players going the other way.
While Soucek has been a regular this season, his age will likely mean that this upcoming window will be their last chance to command a respectable fee for the midfielder.
If the Irons are to progress under Potter, some hard decisions will need to be made in the coming months.