West Ham is reportedly eyeing two players as potential replacements for Nayef Aguerd in the upcoming transfer window, as rumors of the Moroccan defender’s potential departure gain traction with the January transfer window approaching.
Recent reports suggest the club may be open to parting ways with the 27-year-old, with Aguerd’s absence from the squad that secured a 2-0 victory over Arsenal further fueling speculation.
Football Insider indicates that West Ham has set a £30 million asking price for Aguerd, and manager David Moyes has shown a keen interest in Bundesliga defenders Jonathan Tah and Dan-Axel Zagadou as potential replacements.
The report suggests that a move for Zagadou may be more feasible, given Tah’s crucial role in Xabi Alonso’s Bayer Leverkusen, which is aiming for a potential title win. Zagadou, who made a strong impression at VFB Stuttgart after joining from Borussia Dortmund last season, was highly sought after during his time at Dortmund, attracting interest from top European clubs, including Manchester United, in the previous summer.
