With Jarrod Bowen and Crysencio Summerville looking increasingly likely to depart, reports have suggested that West Ham have identified Leicester City's Abdul Fatawu as a potential replacement.
After suffering relegation from the Premier League last season, West Ham look set to lose a number of star players this summer, specifically in wide areas.
As they gear up for life in the Championship, the Hammers are likely to go shopping for the EFL's best in this transfer window.
Mirroring West Ham's position, Leicester City are set to see their best players move on this summer, as a result of their relegation to League One last campaign.
With the 22-year-old one of those likely to depart the King Power Stadium this summer, West Ham United are reportedly interested in a move for Abdul Fatawu.
Currently competing at the 2026 World Cup with Ghana, Fatawu is reportedly available for around £20m this summer, despite having a £30m release clause in his Leicester contract.
Fatawu only joined Leicester City permanently in 2024, having impressed on loan with the Foxes the season before, moving from Sporting CP for a fee rising up to €17m with add ons.
One of Leicester City's few shining lights last season, Fatawu is reportedly attracting interest from a number of clubs at the top end of the Championship, bottom end of the Premier League and across the continent.
With Summerville and Bowen's potential departures, Fatatwu would offer proven Championship-level experience, as one of the most highly-rated players in the division.
The 22 year-old scored nine goals and registered eight assists for Leicester City as they suffered relegation last season, while he also registered 20 goal contributions in his other season in England's second tier.
