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West Ham eye 13-goal forward if Everton sign their ‘unbelievable’ player
West Ham are reportedly interested in signing Norwich City youngster Jonathan Rowe, but only if Everton-linked Said Benrahma leaves the club.
The Algerian international has been strongly linked with a move away from the London Stadium this January, with Olympique Lyonnais and Brentford all reportedly interested in signing Benrahma.
, West Ham are looking to make quite a bit of cash on the 28-year-old this month, with Everton now believed to be interested in signing Benrahma.
And according to TalkSport, the Irons already have a replacement lined up for Benrahma in the form of Norwich winger Rowe, who has been in sensational form this season for the Canaries.
The Championship attacker has bagged an impressive 13 goals in all competitions for Norwich, and for West Ham, Benrahma’s potential departure to Everton would open the door for a move on Rowe.
Indeed, the 20-year-old forward has shown he is ready for a move to the Premier League, and if West Ham can get Benrahma off their books, Rowe could be a dream signing for the Hammers.
West Ham replacing Said Benrahma with Jonathan Rowe would be impressive
Benrahma has been a solid servant for West Ham over the years, but it’s pretty clear now that the winger is ready for a new challenge, with the Irons also in need of a new face.
And offloading Benrahma to a club like Everton whilst signing Rowe would be quite an impressive piece of business for the east London side given how exciting the Norwich winger is.
The 20-year-old has firmly broken onto the scene this season in stunning fashion and looks set to become one of the next Championship superstars to transfer their talents to the Premier League.
And for West Ham, replacing Benrahma with Rowe feels like a no-brainer, with especially with the Hammers’ track record of bringing through Championship players into the top-flight.