West Ham’s Pursuit of Manchester United Stars Heats Up
West Ham United have intensified their efforts to bolster their squad by submitting an improved £30m bid for Manchester United’s Harry Maguire, according to Jeetwin sources. This comes after their initial £20m offer for the England center-back was turned down last month. The Hammers are clearly determined to strengthen their defense, but negotiations remain complex as United weigh their options.
Meanwhile, West Ham’s £30m approach for Scott McTominay has also been rejected, with Manchester United valuing the Scottish midfielder closer to £45m. McTominay’s consistent international performances, physicality, and professionalism make him a prized asset, and United are in no rush to sell unless their valuation is met.

Edson Alvarez Deal Nearing Completion
In more positive news for West Ham fans, the club has reached an agreement in principle with Ajax for midfielder Edson Alvarez. The deal is structured as an initial £32m payment, with an additional £2m in performance-related add-ons. Alvarez is expected to fly to London this week for his medical, signaling a major step forward in West Ham’s summer rebuild.
Behind the Scenes: Power Struggles & Transfer Strategy
West Ham’s transfer window has been anything but smooth. Despite the record-breaking £105m sale of Declan Rice, the club has yet to secure major signings, leading to growing frustration among supporters.
According to Jeetwin insiders, tensions have emerged between manager David Moyes and new technical director Tim Steidten. Steidten, who joined from Bayer Leverkusen with a strong reputation for identifying European talents, reportedly favors a shift toward continental signings. However, Moyes appears to prefer proven Premier League players, as seen in bids for McTominay, Joao Palhinha, and Conor Gallagher.

Departures: Scamacca & Vlasic Exit
West Ham’s squad overhaul isn’t limited to arrivals. Gianluca Scamacca has completed a £27.5m move to Atalanta after a disappointing single season in London. The Italian striker managed just eight goals in 27 appearances, failing to cement his place in Moyes’ plans.
Additionally, Nikola Vlasic is set to join Torino permanently for £11m after a successful loan spell. The Croatian winger never quite adapted to the Premier League, and his departure frees up funds for further reinforcements.
What’s Next for West Ham?
With the transfer window heating up, West Ham must act decisively to address key areas:
- Defensive Reinforcements: Maguire remains a target, but alternatives may be needed if United refuse to budge.
- Midfield Creativity: Alvarez’s arrival is a start, but another playmaker could be crucial.
- Striker Search: Scamacca’s exit leaves a gap—will Moyes target a new No. 9?
Jeetwin will continue to provide the latest updates as West Ham’s transfer saga unfolds. Stay tuned for more in-depth analysis and breaking news!
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