West Ham United aren’t just in the market for signings during the January transfer window, but a specific kind of signing. Homegrown ones, ideally. Hammers…
West Ham United are reportedly targeting Fulham midfielder Harrison Reed ahead of the January transfer window to help resolve homegrown squad restrictions. Manager Scott Parker has faced EFL limitations that cap matchday squads at 13 non-homegrown players, which recently forced Pablo Felipe out of selections against Cardiff City and Blackburn Rovers.
Reed, who previously played under Parker at Fulham, is out of contract in the summer and could be available for a cut-price fee. The report notes that West Ham recruitment head Nils Koppen is tasked with adding British talent, alongside searches for a striker and left-back.
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