West Ham Reaches Agreement To Sign Noussair Mazraoui From Bayern Munich

West Ham have reached an agreement with Bayern Munich to sign Noussair Mazraoui.

Florian Plettenberg reports that Bayern Munich is set to receive an initial payment of €15.5 million, along with an additional €4 million in related add-ons.

Furthermore, there is an agreement in principle between West Ham and Mazraoui, with only a few final details remaining to be clarified, which all parties are currently working on.

Westham appointed Spanish boss Julen Lopetegui earlier in the summer after David Moyes’ superb five-year tenure came to an end, and with the former Wolverhampton Wanderers boss knowing where they need to strengthen, a lot of work has been done already.

West Ham has made a bold move by raiding his former club to sign Kilman for £40 million. Additionally, young Brazilian talent Guilherme has arrived in the capital after completing a £25.5 million transfer.

However, the Irons are not finished yet, as reports indicate they have agreed on a fee for Mazraoui, placing them ahead of Manchester United in the pursuit of his signature.

Manchester United made a late attempt to sign Mazraoui, who played under Erik ten Hag during his time at Ajax, but it seems that West Ham has emerged victorious in the race for his signature. The initial concrete discussions between West Ham and the player’s representatives occurred just a couple of days ago.

The 26-year-old played just 19 games in the Bundesliga for Bayern Munich last season but missed the majority through either a muscular problem or representing Morocco at the Africa Cup of Nations.

But with the return of Josip Stanisic following his title-winning loan spell at Bayer Leverkusen, Mazraoui’s game time at Bayern would likely be even less.