West Ham’s technical director, Tim Steidten, has assured fans that the club is in a strong financial position and will not need to sell players to comply with Premier League regulations. With the recent sale of academy star Declan Rice for a hefty sum, the club is ready to spend and Steidten promises a busy summer of transfer activity.
At the official unveiling of West Ham’s new head coach, Julen Lopetegui, Steidten emphasized the importance of their relationship in recruitment. While Lopetegui will provide input, Steidten takes the lead in ensuring deals are done. The technical director expressed confidence in the club’s financial health, crediting the board and owner for their prudent management.
Steidten acknowledged the challenges faced by other Premier League clubs, with some being forced to part ways with players to meet Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR). However, West Ham is in a different situation. He assured fans that the club is able to spend and does not anticipate any forced sales. While remaining tight-lipped about specific positions or player names, he promised a busy summer of transfer activity.
Lopetegui echoed Steidten’s sentiments, expressing satisfaction with the current squad but acknowledging the need for improvements. He emphasized the high demands of the Premier League and the importance of being ready for the upcoming season. The new head coach is eager to bring in new players as soon as possible but recognizes the challenges in the transfer market. Nonetheless, he assured fans that they will work tirelessly to strengthen the team.
With Steidten leading the recruitment efforts and Lopetegui providing valuable input, West Ham fans can expect an exciting summer as the club aims to build a competitive squad for the new season.
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West Ham’s technical director, Tim Steidten, has assured fans that the club is committed to an active transfer window. The Hammers introduced Julen Lopetegui, their new head coach, at the London Stadium, with Steidten joining him at his inaugural press conference. While Lopetegui will contribute to recruitment decisions, Steidten is in charge of finalizing deals.
Several Premier League clubs have been compelled to offload players to adhere to Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR). In contrast, West Ham is in a favorable financial position following the sale of academy graduate Declan Rice for a substantial fee last summer.
Tim Steidten has assured West Ham fans of an eventful transfer window.
West Ham’s technical director, Tim Steidten, appeared alongside new manager Julen Lopetegui.
The club sold academy star Declan Rice for a substantial fee last summer and is in a strong financial position.
“The board and the owner have done an excellent job in recent years,” Steidten remarked. “We are in a position to invest without having to sell.”
While remaining tight-lipped about specific targets, Steidten assured fans, “I can’t disclose specific positions or player names, but it will be a busy summer for all of us.”
He further emphasized the importance of his collaboration with Lopetegui, stating, “Our relationship in terms of recruitment is crucial. We communicate almost daily, particularly regarding the types of profiles we seek.”
Lopetegui echoed Steidten’s sentiments, stating that he would collaborate with the technical director on transfers. “We are pleased with our current squad,” he said, “but we recognize the need for improvement. Each season presents unique challenges, and we must be prepared for the high demands of the Premier League.”
The new head coach acknowledged the importance of bringing in new players as soon as possible but also recognized the challenges of the transfer market. “We will work together to strengthen our squad and be ready for the upcoming season,” he added.