How West Ham already have the key to glory ahead of Joel Piroe transfer
West Ham United could have good times ahead as Joel Piroe looks set to sign from Leeds United.
The Hammers are looking to add quality to their squad in the final weeks of the window.
Nuno Espirito Santo made his feelings clear on bringing in fresh faces, and he will soon get his wish.
The Suriname international is seemingly ready to make the move to the London Stadium.
His imminent signing has been met with mixed reviews from supporters as the idea of bringing in Troy Parrott excited fans more.
But there is every reason why Piroe should get everyone enthusiastic about what's to come based on his existing relationship in East London.
How Manor Solomon can boost Joel Piroe and West Ham
The striker looks set to come through the doors at Rush Green to follow Manor Solomon.
He was the latest addition in a move from Tottenham.
That has been scrutinised by many, but he has already kick-started his Hammers career with a debut strike against Burnley.
The 27-year-old put in a top performance, but may only get better once Piroe comes in.
The duo worked together at Leeds United and put up a combined 49 goals and assists in all competitions as Daniel Farke's side were promoted.
They combined for four strikes throughout that campaign, while averaging 2.18 points per game when both on the pitch.
That could be the sort of combination play that West Ham need as they wait to seal a deal for Piroe.
When could Piroe sign for West Ham?
A deal for the Leeds forward has accelerated quickly from only emerging as a prospect on Sunday to being nearly done on Monday.
That saw Dutch journalist Joost Blaauwhof report that the ex-Swansea City man has already agreed personal terms in East London.
All that waits now is for final details to be sorted before he can undergo a medical with the claret and blue outfit.
That could take place as early as Tuesday as a loan deal with an obligation to buy waits to go through, according to The West Ham Way.
Piroe could be linking up with Solomon as early as Nuno's next outing as the Irons look set to improve their firepower and then some.