West Ham United manager David Moyes has been connected with Wolverhampton Wanderers right-back Nelson Semedo.
West Ham United are interested in signing Nelson Semedo from Premier League opponents Wolverhampton Wanderers in the January transfer window, according to Football Transfers.
Wolverhampton Wanderers right-back Nelson Semedo has been linked with West Ham United.
According to the source, West Ham are already attempting to strike a deal and have “made enquiries” about Semedo.
The Hammers are considering him as a possible successor for Vladimir Coufal.
According to the source, West Ham have told Coufal that they cannot guarantee him regular first-team play and are looking into a possible transfer for Semedo as early as January 2024.
Nelson Semedo is unlikely to be sold by Wolverhampton Wanderers to West Ham United in January 2024.
Wolverhampton Wanderers are unlikely to sell Nelson Semedo to Premier League rivals West Ham United during the January transfer window.
Perhaps a transfer could happen in the summer of 2024, although I’m not sure why Wolves would sell Semedo in the middle of the season.
After all, Wolves are very likely to be fighting for safety in the Premier League in the closing weeks of the season.
So, why would Wanderers sell Semedo for £29 million (The Sun) in January 2024?
Semedo has made seven Premier League appearances for Wolves this season.
The 29-year-old former Barcelona player can play right back or right wing-back.
West Ham currently sit seventh in the Premier League rankings, with 13 points after seven games.
Meanwhile, Wolves are 15th in the table with seven points from seven games, barely four points above the relegation zone.
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