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They decided to terminate two contracts earlier this month, according to documents from Companies House (h/t Hammers News). David Sullivan, Junior and Jiri Svarc have had their contract terminated. Svarc joined the club in September 2022, and he has now been reappointed to the parent company, WH Holding Ltd. Similarly, Sullivan Junior has also joined the parent company after his contract with West Ham United was terminated.

West Ham United are looking to add more depth to the midfield unit with the signing of Yaser Asprilla from Girona. According to a report from Fichajes, multiple clubs are interested in the 22-year-old midfielder, but West Ham United are on top of the list of Premier League clubs, looking to sign him this month. The player has not made the desired impact at the Spanish club, and the City Football Group is ready to sanction his departure.

SportsBoom has revealed that Manchester City and Manchester United are both closely monitoring Mateus Fernandes, the highly rated 21-year-old midfielder currently emerging as one of West Ham United's few bright sparks in a difficult season. The Hammers are locked in a tense relegation battle, and Fernandes' contract reportedly contains a relegation release clause, a detail that has alerted multiple elite clubs.

West Ham United are weighing up the possibility of signing Eric Dier after the experienced defender was offered to the club, according to Sky reporter Florian Plettenberg. While talks are not advanced at this stage, the opportunity is being viewed internally as one worth exploring, especially given West Ham's ongoing search for defensive reinforcements for the second half of the 2025/26 season.

When Felipe Anderson arrived at West Ham United in July 2018, he settled in quickly, enjoying a promising first season, netting ten times for his new side. The Hammers had paid a club record 36million to bring the Brazilian to east London from Lazio and these early performances saw him become a fan favourite. One of the seasons for this strong early start was the formidable partnership with formed with another Irons forward.

For me it is a joke. I just saw it again and I think we can have 20 penalties per game if it is like that, I came to the Premier League because I thought it was the toughest league in the world, and we are all fighters and warriors. But this looks more like basketball when you can't touch the player.

In a potential sign of support for Nuno, the statement announcing Castellanos said he had been "identified as a key target" by the West Ham coach. In an interview on the club website, Castellanos was also asked about Nuno wanting him in the squad and was quoted as saying: "The guys have welcomed me really well, the coach and all."

The 21-year-old striker will be expected to help with their goal-scoring problems. However, he has had persistent injury problems in the last few months, and he has missed four of the last five matches with muscular problems. Naturally, there has been speculation surrounding his medical and whether the transfer could be a gamble for the London club. However, injury expert Dr Rajpal Brar feels that the situation is nothing to worry about, and the deal is likely to go through.

West Ham United are reportedly in discussions over a potential loan move for Raheem Sterling, as the club looks to inject much-needed attacking quality into their squad for the second half of the season. According to ExWHUEmployee, the Hammers are exploring a deal that would see the Chelsea outcast arrive in east London on loan until the end of the campaign. The timing of the move is no coincidence.

West Ham could use Arnaud Kalimuendo They need more quality and cutting in the final third and the versatile attacker would be ideal. The 23-year-old is capable of operating anywhere across the front three. He will add goals, pace and flair to the side. The opportunity to join West Ham could be interesting for the player, especially if Nottingham Forest fails to provide him with the gametime he needs. He will not want to sit on the bench at the English club.