West Ham United have made a fresh attempt to take Youssef En-Nesyri after failing to sign the Sevilla player in January 2021.
According to AS on Tuesday, the Hammers’ proposal was around €35m two years ago. They have now rekindled their interest in the striker and have made a ‘new offer’ to secure his services this month.
It’s explained West Ham’s proposal includes a loan deal until the end of this season and an obligation to buy for €25m. This meets the expectations of the La Liga side and ‘satisfies’ them due to their economic issues.
En-Nesyri rejected the Premier League in 2021 and the report adds he doesn’t intend to leave Sevilla for the London club this time around.
West Ham [and Sevilla] will have to convince the player for the deal to take shape in January.
En-Nesyri has five goals from 18 matches in all competitions this season and none of them have come in the league.
