West Ham midfielder offered to Fenerbahce – Mourinho will have final say. West Ham midfielder offered to Fenerbahce – Mourinho will have final say. According to a claim in the Turkish media, Fenerbahce could be looking to sign West Ham United midfielder Tomas Soucek this summer.
The Super Lig side are looking to bring in a central midfielder in this transfer window and have been linked with a number of players currently employed in England.
Takvim today report the West Ham player has been offered to Fenerbahce via agents and that they are considering bringing in the Czech international.
With the expected arrival of Guido Rodriguez, Soucek could see his chances limited next season and may have to move on to get regular games elsewhere.
The Turkish media outlet claim the final decision on signing the player will come down to Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho, and that Soucek is the kind of midfielder the Portuguese coach wants to add to his squad.
He made 52 appearances for West Ham last season, scoring ten goals. Soucek is contracted to the Hammers until June 2027 and extended his current deal in January.
Read also: Brand new update regarding West Ham moves for Niclas Fullkrug and Guido Rodriguez. West Ham United are chasing numerous deals right now, including ones for Niclas Fullkrug and Guido Rodriguez.
Guido Rodriguez and Niclas Fullkrug are reported transfer targets for West Ham, as Julen Lopetegui tries to wrap up another couple of deals following the confirmed signing of Crysencio Summerville.
The Hammers head coach has already made three top-class signings this summer, and the addition of Wes Foderingham was a smart one as well in my eyes.
He’s far from done though, and is pushing hard to get deals for Fullkrug and Rodriguez over the line as soon as possible.
Numerous reports have suggested that both players are in the midst of completing their medicals, and could even be confirmed as new West Ham signings tonight.
However, it seems as though those reports may well have jumped the gun. As West Ham fans we all know not to count our chickens before we actually see the player holding up the shirt.
