According to The Football League Paper, West Ham United is keen on securing the services of Ipswich Town’s left-back Leif Davis at the London Stadium. The publication highlighted the Hammers’ prolonged interest in the player and their prioritization of signing a left-back during the ongoing transfer window.

Leif Davis has been a standout performer for Ipswich this season, contributing significantly at both ends of the pitch as the Tractor Boys push for promotion to the Premier League. Notably, he has been highly effective in the Championship, ranking second in assists with 10, just behind Southampton’s Adam Armstrong, who has 11 assists. Impressively, Davis has achieved this feat in four matches fewer than Armstrong, underscoring his impact from a defensive position.

While the Championship may represent a lower standard than the Premier League, Davis’s attacking prowess evidently demonstrates his potential to thrive at the highest level. Although Ipswich may be reluctant to part ways with their star left-back, a lucrative offer could sway their stance.

West Ham currently has Emerson handling left-back duties, but with the possible departure of Aaron Cresswell on the horizon, the club is eyeing reinforcements in that position. While a new striker may be a more pressing need due to an ongoing crisis in the final third, the potential pursuit of Davis would undoubtedly capture the attention and approval of West Ham supporters.