West Ham are reportedly set to bring in two more signings before the end of the transfer window, according to The Evening Standard.
The Hammers are currently in a perilous situation, sitting just outside the bottom three of the Premier League only on goal difference, and are now out of the FA Cup after defeat to Championship side West Bromwich Albion.
Therefore, in a bid to try and save their season, the Standard report that West Ham co-owner David Sullivan is attempting to bring in two players before the deadline.
The Hammers are after are right-back, with Moyes keen to lift the load off of veteran Pablo Zabaleta according to the report.
Nottingham Forest’s Matty Cash has been linked, although a £12 million bid has been denied by the Championship side, whilst Tomas Soucek of Slavia Prague has also been linked as per the report.
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The Hammers desperately need some reinforcements in January, meaning that this news will go down well with a lot of fans.
However, it still doesn’t fix the situation with the club, especially with the Hammers spending over £80 million over the summer on players and seemingly taking a backwards step in the process.
David Moyes will have a big job on his hands if he is to keep the Hammers in the Premier League.
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