West Ham United have made a significant bid for Nice defender Jean-Clair Todibo, according to reports.
The French centre-back has been impressing in Ligue 1, and West Ham are keen to add him to their squad. Despite signing Max Kilman from Wolves, West Ham are still in the market for a top-class centre-back, and Todibo fits the bill.
According to Nice-Matin, West Ham have made a £30 million offer for Todibo, which is the only significant bid the Ligue 1 side have received. Juventus have also shown interest, but their offer was rejected by Nice. The French club are holding out for £34 million, and West Ham may need to increase their bid to secure Todibo’s signature.Todibo has been impressing at Nice since joining from Barcelona three years ago.
He is known for his aerial ability, pace, and reading of the game, making him an elite central defender. West Ham boss Julen Lopetegui is keen to strengthen his defensive options, and Todibo would be a significant coup for the Hammers.The signing of Todibo would be a statement move by West Ham, and would show their intent to compete with the top teams in the Premier League. With Kilman already signed, the addition of Todibo would give West Ham a formidable defensive partnership.
The Nice star has been impressing in Ligue 1, and his signing would be a big boost for West Ham ahead of the new season.West Ham’s interest in Todibo is not surprising, given the club’s need for defensive reinforcements. Kurt Zouma and Nayef Aguerd struggled last season, and Lopetegui is keen to upgrade his squad. The signing of Todibo would be a significant upgrade, and would show that West Ham are serious about competing at the top level.The transfer saga is ongoing, with Nice holding out for their valuation of Todibo.
West Ham may need to increase their bid to secure the signing, but it would be worth it to bring the French defender to the London Stadium. With the Premier League season just around the corner, West Ham are keen to get their transfer business done early to ensure a strong start to the campaign.