West Ham United eyes multiple striker and winger signings

West Ham United are actively pursuing several forward players as they prepare for a return to the Premier League. The club have offered around £20 million for Sunderland striker Wilson Isidor, but the final hurdle is convincing the Haiti international to drop back to the Championship. The Premier League side has reportedly refused to entertain offers for Isidor, leaving West Ham to consider alternative targets.

The Hammers have also identified Tottenham winger Manor Solomon as a priority. Tottenham value the Israeli player at €10 million, and West Ham face competition from Fiorentina, which has declined the fee. Solomon has featured in every pre‑season friendly for Spurs and is expected to leave the club.

In addition, West Ham have opened talks with Sunderland about left‑winger Simon Adingra, valued at about £30 million after a season in France’s top flight. The club’s recent takeover talks involving Amanda Staveley and the cash raised from previous sales have given them the financial capacity to pursue these acquisitions.