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Reece Oxford has been on loan to FC Augsburg in Germany for the rest of the season, which should be enough for West Ham at the transfer deadline.
This means that only Samir Nasri arrived at the club this winter and that he was a free agent whose signature was settled on December 24, 2018 after training with the club the previous month.
Anyway, we still expected a relatively quiet month in terms of transfers. West Ham was doing well at the beginning of the month and, with two more positions needed, the recovery of some coins and the recovery of injuries put an end to the situation.
Marko Arnautovic did his best by playing the villain of the pantomime between mid-January and the end, but his future is now settled (until summer anyway) and, well that rumors circulate the day of the expiry, nothing should materialize.
Michy Batshuayi wanted to borrow too much money and the club did not receive any concrete offers that matched those of Lucas Perez and Javier Hernandez. The club would have signed nobody if one of these two was leaving.
The transfer window closes at 11pm Thursday night and at 3am of late, Perez and Hernandez have not made any progress. They both were coached at Rush Green this morning in anticipation of Liverpool hosting at London Stadium on Monday night.
The Real Betis have been closely badociated with a Spanish forward movement but would prefer a loan agreement rather than a permanent contract and West Ham is not in favor of a temporary exit unless the obligation to purchase exists and not just the option of purchase.
They also rejected the offer of Javier Hernandez, a native of Valencia, which would cost 7 million pounds sterling, the club not wanting to win 10 million pounds on the Mexican star.
(Image: FC Augsburg)
Since this is the transfer deadline, you can never rule out anything else before the end of the match, but it would have to be something very dramatic – and West Ham has a substitute in reserve. – so that everything is done.
The summer will now be at the center of the transfer transactions and this one should be animated. Hernandez and Perez are about to leave, as are Andy Carroll and perhaps Marko Arnautovic too, so the entire strike department will need a complete overhaul.
But for now, it seems that Manuel Pellegrini settles in the East London team and that he must get out of the race to regain its expected form if it wants to get the seventh place coveted by the league.
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