David Moyes receives a significant boost as reports suggest a highly promising winger is eager to join West Ham United during the January transfer window.

Amid Moyes’ active involvement in the transfer market, attention is now turning to the potential signing of Ibrahim Osman from Danish club Nordsjaelland. The speculated deal, valued at £17 million, could materialize once the transfer for Kalvin Phillips to the London Stadium is finalized.

Despite facing stiff competition from a couple of Premier League rivals, including Brighton and Brentford, recent updates from Football Insider indicate that Osman has turned down offers from both clubs to express his preference for a move to West Ham in January.

If this information holds true, it would mark a fantastic development for the Hammers. Osman, a 19-year-old Ghanaian winger, has showcased his prowess with four goals and five assists in 29 games for Nordsjaelland this season, an impressive record considering his age. Known for his blistering pace and fearless playing style, Osman would bring a new dimension to West Ham’s attacking prowess.

The potential addition of Osman is seen as a significant upgrade, introducing unpredictability and directness to the final third, potentially surpassing the current options of Said Benrahma and Pablo Fornals. Given the winger’s reported desire to join West Ham in January, the club’s board is urged to make the move happen, even if it entails a £17 million investment.