Looks like €30m West Ham offer would be very much accepted now – ‘Management committee’ would oversee move

West Ham United has shown renewed interest in Sevilla striker Youssef En-Nesyri, intensifying their pursuit to bolster their attacking options. The Hammers are considering En-Nesyri as a potential replacement for Gianluca Scamacca, who has returned to Italy. Despite previous unsuccessful attempts to secure En-Nesyri, including a significant offer in January 2021, West Ham remains persistent. The Moroccan forward had an impressive performance at the World Cup, which has only heightened interest in him.

Sevilla, facing financial difficulties and performing poorly in La Liga, might now be more open to selling En-Nesyri. The club values him at around €40 million, a sum West Ham appears willing to meet considering their ongoing search for a reliable striker. En-Nesyri’s ability to perform on big stages, coupled with his consistent scoring record at Sevilla, makes him an attractive target for the Premier League club.

This ongoing saga highlights the complexities of football transfers, where player performance, club needs, and financial considerations all play critical roles. For more detailed updates on this transfer and others, you can check out sources like 90min and Sky Sports, which provide comprehensive coverage of the latest movements in the football transfer market.