West Ham wants the ball of Man Utd

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By: Manu Tournoux

West Ham wants the ball of Man Utd

This is what writes a British media evoking Harry Maguire targeted by the Hammers.

With some 120 million euros in the bag, the estimated amount of the transfer of midfielder Declan Rice to Arsenal (formalized this Saturday), West Ham has some facilities to activate in the summer transfer window.

The London formation coached by David Moyes, fourteenth in the Premier League in 2022-2023, would be eyeing Manchester United. The Independent cites Scott McTominay as the targeted profile.

The Scottish midfielder would not be the only Red Devil to please the Hammers since the British media evokes Harry Maguire. News that should delight Erik ten Hag, his manager in Manchester.

The English central defender, under contract at Man Utd until 2025, has become undesirable in the eyes of the Dutch technician.

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Manu Tournoux

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