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£17m player admits he’s not sure if he’ll be at West Ham next season
West Ham United have certainly been busy trying to strengthen the options available to Graham Potter for the rest of the season.
James Ward-Prowse has already returned to West Ham on deadline day, the kind of player that Potter should bꦺe well positioned to get the best from🉐.
Of course, Evan Ferguson ha👍s also arrived in east London from Brighton & Hove Albion, a striker who could benefit from a fresh start ♏with a familiar face.
Ferguson burst onto the scene under Potter at Brighton, but the 20-year-old has made slow progress of late – he’s no longer being touted ar🐈ound for figures like £100m.
Speaking of players who should thrive under Potter, Paris Saint-Germain loanee Carlos Soler appears to be enjoying life since West Ham appointed theꩵir new boss.
Carlos Soler not sure if West Ham will buy him permanently from Paris Saint-Germain
Soler has now made 20 appearances in all competitions for the Hammers so far this season, most recently starting jꦆust behind Lucas Paqueta against Aston V🦩illa.
However, when speaking in an interview with The Sun, Soler has admi൲tted that he𓂃 doesn’t know if he’ll still be wearing claret and blue next season.
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Soler♛’s loan includes an option to buy for Potter’s side, but it’s currently unclear if West Ham will choose to do so.
Speaking in the interview, ♒Soler seemed to express his willingness to say, a decision that might ultimately be out of his hands, though.
Asked about his future, Soler said: “I don’t know about that becau♚se I’m just on loan here. 🦹I don’t know.
“If I tell you one thing, maybe in two months it’s going to♋ be different. I like London. I like playing for West Ham.”
West Ham can secure Carlos Soler for a reasonable price
Back when Soler initially signed on loan from PSG, it was 🍸reported that a permanent deal would cos💛t the Hammers around £17m.
And at 28-years-old, that price tag would appear to represent good val🅰ue for a Spain international who should continue to ♛improve once he becomes even better adapted to the Premier League.
Soler jo🐲ined the club during a rocky time under Julen Lopetegu꧃i, who was seemingly under pressure right from the off.
And it would seem sensible for West Ham to bide their time over any decision of whether to sign Soler, even if signs are ꦇpositive with the midfielder.