Wolves move to sign Danny Ings from West Ham United mooted for January transfer window
Wolves’ move to sign West Ham United man Danny Ings has been mooted for January, according to The Telegraph.
The publication reported on its website on Monday (1 January) that the Hammers striker could make a switch to Molineux this month.
Ings, who joined West Ham from Aston Villa in January 2023, has scored three goals from 39 appearances for the East London club.
Exit likely
West Ham manager David Moyes won’t want to lose too many players in the January transfer window, with the club entering a crucial stage of the season.
They are flying high domestically and in Europe, but now need to keep that momentum in all competitions if they are to have another successful season.
And having a big squad will be key to any success, meaning even outcasts like Ings could come in useful from time to time.
But his case is a peculiar one, with Moyes not giving Ings much game time at all despite the very busy fixture list over the last couple of months.
The striker has featured for just over 400 minutes in all competitions this season, having made 10 Premier League appearances, five Europa League appearances and two EFL Cup appearances.
The former Villa, Southampton, Burnley and Liverpool man definitely needs a London Stadium exit, and it really should come this month if he wants to reignite his career.
In other West Ham news, the Hammers are ready to “listen to offers” for one big-money player in the January transfer window.