West Ham are suddenly among the biggest players in town following a remarkable start to the 2021/22 season.
Having already proven that the exploits of last term were no flash in the pan, David Moyes‘ side are already aiming for above and beyond their Europa League qualification.
Couple the on-field success with a seemingly pending investment from Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky, things are looking rosy at the London Stadium.
According to reliable club insider, ExWHUemployee, the investment could make for a busy January transfer window.
Daniel Kretinsky is a 40% shareholder at Sparta Prague. They’ve got a forward called (Adam) Hlozek and he’s highly rated. There’s a strong chance the striker signing could be him.
The Hammers have previously been linked with the 19-year-old Adam Hlozek and could move for the ace in order to solve a lack of cover in the centre-forward department.
So far this season Hlozek has scored four times and provided eight assists in 20 appearances across all competitions.
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Exciting times are here again.
Signing the highly-rated 12-cap starlet would make perfect sense for both the here and now as well as the future.
Capable of supporting Michail Antonio immediately and possibly replacing the 31-year-old further down the line, Hlozek has all the attributes to be a huge part of the West Ham squad.
Valued at £15.3million and under contract in Prague until 2024 (Transfermarkt), this would be a relatively expensive outlay for the east Londoners that Kretinsky may well help facilitate.
