West Ham United’s pursuit of Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Carlos Soler has taken a significant step forward, with the player reportedly agreeing to join the London Stadium outfit. According to L’Equipe, Soler has accepted the idea of working under Julen Lopetegui and is set to make the move to West Ham.
This development comes after positive reports earlier in the day suggested that West Ham was closing in on a deal for Soler. It was initially thought that the Hammers still needed to convince the Spaniard to join, but L’Equipe’s update reveals that Soler has already agreed to the move.
The report also states that PSG and West Ham have “come together” in the last few hours, with the deal potentially worth €25m, including bonuses. With Soler on board and the two clubs in agreement, the transfer is expected to progress quickly.
Soler’s arrival at West Ham would be a significant boost to Lopetegui’s squad, adding depth and quality to the midfield. The Spaniard has impressed in Ligue 1, and his experience playing for a top-tier club like PSG would be invaluable to the Hammers.
West Ham’s transfer business has been impressive this summer, with Lopetegui seeking to strengthen his squad in key areas. The addition of Soler would be another shrewd move, demonstrating the club’s ambition to compete at the highest level.
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