English clubs have been behaving according to the model for years – spend as if there is no tomorrow. They are the most powerful in terms of payment, they are no stranger to spending up more than necessary. West Ham have already spent 70,500,000 euros since the beginning of the transfer window, and could soon break through the 100,000,000 mark!The Hammers officially signed Luis Guilherme (23,000,000), also Max Kilman (47,500,000), whose transfer is the second biggest in the club’s history, and another big deal is about to be finalized, reports Santi Auna. West Ham have reached an agreement with Nice for Jean-Clair Todibo.##NAJAVA_MECA_8219284##Everything has been clarified, the details on which they disagreed have been overcome. Obstacles between the two clubs no longer exist. The transfer will cost 36,000,000 euros, and bonuses will be included. However, even though the executives have shaken hands, there is still a chance that everything will collapse.If the transfer is not registered, the main culprit will be – Jean-Claire Todibo! Because it is the French defender who is trying to undermine it. He has another offer, which is more tempting to him…He would rather go to Italy than to the Island. Because of Juventus, he is trying to avoid the transfer. The Old Lady is looking for a sweeper, also reinforcements in the full-back positions or players who can cover the whole flank. They started with a bang in the Turin club since Thiago Motta took over the baton from Massimiliano Allegri.🚨 West Ham have reached an agreement in principle with OGC Nice for Jean-Clair Todibo.Initial loan, with an option to buy for €36M + add ons.The Frenchman would prefer to join Juventus and negotiations will take place with Juve.(Source: @FootMercato) pic.twitter.com/6l44xvXjzw— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) July 17, 2024 As much as 51,500,000 euros were cashed out for Douglas Luiz, and we should not forget that his girlfriend Alisha Lehmann strengthened the women’s Juve section. Hiring Khephren Thuram from Nice amounted to 20,600,000, while 4,500,000 euros were set aside for Michele di Gregorio, the new custodian and replacement for Wojciech Szczęsny. The plan is also to sign Teun Koopmeiners.Potentially the new big deal could be Jean-Claire Todibo, but first he’ll have to show what a saboteur he is…
