42 Year Old Former Midfielder Has told David Moyes Needs To Sign £50m Premier League Brilliant Player To Complete West Ham

David Moyes, the manager of West Ham United, has been informed by Owen Hargreaves exactly who he needs to buy during the January transfer window.

Owen Hargreaves believes that West Ham manager David Moyes ought to make every effort to sign a premier “number 9” in January.

Ivan Toney, who is valued at £50 million, has been linked to Moyes as a high-profile target this winter (Football London).

The manager of the Hammers has assembled a very talented team at the London Stadium, but he was unable to complete a January signing of 27-year-old Toney.

The Brentford striker admitted to committing 232 infractions of the Football Association’s betting regulations, which resulted in an eight-month suspension from competition and a £50,000 fine (Sky Sports).

 

Although he won’t be allowed to play until January 16th, Hargreaves believes he would be ideal for the Hammers.

Owen Hargreaves informs Moyes that in order to complete West Ham, he must sign a Premier League striker.
The future of Brentford striker Ivan Toney has been discussed by the football analyst and former player.

Additionally, he stated that the 27-year-old ought to be the Hammers’ first priority during the January transfer window in an interview with Premier League Productions (October 22, 7:10 p.m.):

It’s Ivan Toney who lets out a scream. Benrahma is a left-handed player. Kudus can capitalize on one of those broad zones. Moyes has the players, in my opinion. If you can, try to fit in a Toney.

 

However, I believe that Kudus must be included in the team before letting Paqueta take center stage. He’s without a doubt their finest player.

With Brentford (Transfermarkt), the potent striker has amassed an incredible 68 goals and 21 assists in 124 games.

Although Toney is a striker in the style of a target man, he is significantly more mobile than players like Gianluca Scamacca and Sebastien Haller, who both had terrible experiences playing at the London Stadium.

The star center back for Brentford is a superb finisher who outplayed every center back in the Premier League in terms of strength last season.

According to The Sun, Toney is eager to leave Brentford in January, and other elite Premier League teams are rumored to be interested in signing him.

I concur with Owen Hargreaves that he would be ideal for West Ham. But I just don’t see how we’ll be able to pay £50 million to sign him this winter.