DEAL 98% DONE: West Ham is set to BREAK he bank as they are all set to complete DOUBLE transfer that will see them compete for an European spot effortlessly next season

West Ham United is on the verge of completing a double transfer swoop for Manchester United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Arsenal winger Reiss Nelson, according to TEAMtalk. The Hammers have already secured three signings this summer, but manager Julen Lopetegui and director of football Tim Steidten are keen to continue strengthening the squad.

Wan-Bissaka, who has been valued at £35m, is expected to occupy the first-choice right-back spot, filling the gap left by Ben Johnson’s departure. Vladimir Coufal’s future at the club is uncertain, making Wan-Bissaka’s potential signing a significant boost to the team’s defense.

Nelson, meanwhile, would add depth to the wide positions, an area where West Ham is currently short on numbers. His potential arrival would be a welcome addition to the attack, providing Lopetegui with more options to implement his style on the squad.

Both players have long-term contracts waiting for them once deals are agreed upon with their respective clubs. West Ham is pushing hard to complete the transfers simultaneously, with pre-season already underway and the new Spanish coach eager to implement his style on the squad.

The potential double signing would be a significant statement of intent from West Ham, who are looking to build on last season’s progress under Lopetegui. The Hammers have already signed Luis Guilherme, Wes Foderingham, and Max Kilman this summer, but the club is aware that more work needs to be done to strengthen the squad.

In other West Ham news, the club has made an approach to sign a new attacker, further highlighting their ambition to improve their squad. With the transfer window heating up, West Ham fans will be keeping a close eye on developments, eager to see how the team shapes up for the upcoming season.

As the Hammers look to build on last season’s progress, the potential signings of Wan-Bissaka and Nelson would be a significant step forward. With Lopetegui at the helm and a squad bolstered by new talent, West Ham could be a force to be reckoned with in the Premier League next season.