
'West Ham agree personal terms with striker Yuri Alberto'

25/04/2025 09:10
West Ham have agreed personal terms with talented Corinthians striker Yuri Alberto ahead of a potential summer transfer.
The number nine position has been a problematic one for the East London side for several seasons now.
Time and time again, the club have sought a solution to their striking problems, with Niclas Fullkrug the latest forward brought in with plenty of expectation, but the German’s most notable moment for the club came when he recently criticised the Irons’ draw with Southampton.
With Michail Antonio out injured and not expected to return anytime soon ahead of the expiry of his current contract, the Hammers may have found their solution up front, having agreed personal terms with the 24-year-old Alberto, according to The Times.
West Ham agree personal terms with Yuri Alberto
West Ham were linked with a £20million move for Alberto in January, but a deal failed to materialise in that window.
The Brazilian striker’s agent, Andre Cury, has since confirmed there had been several proposals for the forward [Globo], including from the Irons, Wolves, and Real Betis in Spain.
Alberto was the top scorer in the Brazilian Serie A last season and has played once for his national team in 2023, but it appears the Irons still must agree a fee with his club.
With the club failing to impress this season and already on their second manager, having appointed Graham Potter to replace Julen Lopetegui, the Hammers are expected to be busy this coming transfer window.
West Ham spent over £120million [transfermarkt] on transfers last summer, but of a group including Fullkrug, Maximilian Kilman, and Crysencio Summerville, only Aaron Wan-Bissaka has proven himself good value for money.
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