Saudi Pro League set to make another move for West Ham star in a Premier League transfer raid

The future of West Ham star Said Benrahma is now uncertain as interest from Saudi Arabian clubs grows. With the Algerian winger not guaranteed a place in the team and his game time reduced, a potential bid from one of the top Saudi Pro League clubs could see him make a move away from the Premier League. Benrahma’s new agent, well-connected among the leading Saudi outfits, recently met with Hammers boss David Moyes, sparking speculation about a possible transfer. With the right offer, West Ham may be swayed to let go of the 28-year-old, who initially joined the club on loan from Brentford in 2020 and was permanently signed in January for £25 million plus add-ons. The player’s recent international incident and his reduced game time at West Ham add further fuel to the transfer rumors.

West Ham star Said Benrahma is catching the eye of super-rich Saudi Arabian clubs, with the Algerian winger potentially making a move from the Premier League. The 28-year-old is being targeted by Saudi Pro League clubs, and his new agent has been in talks with West Ham manager David Moyes. Despite Benrahma not being guaranteed a spot in the team, West Ham may accept the right offer. The winger initially joined West Ham on loan from Brentford in 2020 before making his move permanent in January 2021 for £25million plus add-ons. Benrahma has since made 146 appearances for the club, scoring 24 goals. On the international front, Benrahma found himself in hot water last month as Algeria’s coach confronted him during a clash with Egypt.