West Ham: Italian media believe Zielinski fee is now agreed

Journalist Rosario Dello Iavoco has now shared a potentially promising West Ham United transfer update as the club eye a move for Napoli midfielder Piotr Zielinski.
The Lowdown: West Ham talks held…
The 28-year-old, according to recent reports, is a player firmly on the agenda of West Ham and manager David Moyes with reliable club insider ExWHUemployee backing that negotiations have been held.
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Zielinski is thought to be a real target for the east Londoners as they aim to further upgrade their squad in key areas and keep chase with the Premier League‘s biggest sides.
West Ham have already added defender Nayef Aguerd, midfielder Flynn Downes, goalkeeper Alphonse Areola and striker Gianluca Scamacca to their ranks ahead of the 2022/2023 season but Zielinski could well join them depending on developments.
The Latest: Journalist shares promising Zielinski update…
Now, as per journalist Dello Iavoco (via Area Napoli), there’s been a potentially promising update on talks between Napoli and West Ham.
Indeed, according to the reporter, the Serie A side and Irons have found an ‘agreement’ over Zielinski.
“Between Naples and West Ham I understand that an agreement has been reached for Zielinski for about 30 million pounds, which is equal to 35.63 million of euros, more than the bonuses that I do not know at the moment.”
However, while both clubs have found common ground over the fee, it is claimed that personal terms are yet to be resolved.
The Verdict: Big few weeks…
The return of English top flight football is no longer far away and these next few weeks may well be crucial in determining whether West Ham can keep competing with the very best.
Landing their key targets will be a major factor in this and Napoli’s £106,000-per-week star could seriously upgrade Moyes’ midfield options, especially considering he’s even been likened to Man City star Kevin De Bruyne.
