West Ham United want to sign Lazio’s Tijjani Noslin in the winter market, according to Il Messaggero, relayed by La Lazio Siamo Noi.
The 26-year-old joined the Serie A side from Hellas Verona in August 2024 and didn’t play regularly last season. Operating across the front three, he managed six goals and three assists in 1,284 minutes from 39 matches.
PSV Eindhoven and Ajax had Noslin on their agenda in the summer, but the move didn’t go through because of Lazio’s transfer ban.
West Ham are now showing interest in the forward ahead of January. His situation would favour the Premier League side to try and secure his services.
Lazio have to sell before carrying out signings in the next window. They have identified a few players as sale candidates, including the Dutchman.
He has an assist from 37 minutes for four matches this season and is ‘out of the picture’ at Lazio. Their intention is to cash in from his sale, and the two parties are happy to part ways with each other.
Although Lazio and Noslin are ready to cooperate for the transfer, the potential move will depend on the offer on the table. Lazio paid around €16m but are aware it’ll be difficult to recoup the investment. The report makes no mention of their request.
West Ham are keen as Nuno Espírito Santo is said to have requested for a ‘versatile and dynamic’ attacker. Noslin fits the requirements, and and Lazio’s stance should favour the Hammers.
