Financial fair rules "assist"! West Ham United plans to poach Chelsea defender Chaloba

A "London Derby" deal, which was spawned by the Premier League's "Financial Fairness Act" (PSR), is quietly brewing. According to the exclusive news that the site has dug from the club, the "Harm Gang" West Ham United is planning to launch an offensive against the defender of the city's opponent Chelsea, Chelsea. The transfer is already in the "operation process".

For West Ham United, strengthening the central defender is the top priority for new coach Lopetegui this summer. Given that the future of the main central defender Agold is full of variables and the condition of veteran Zuma is ups and downs, introducing a reliable new central defender has become the top priority of the team.

Chaloba, 25, has therefore become the key target of the Hammer Gang. The key to the success of this deal lies precisely in Chelsea itself. In response to the June 30 PSR (Profit and Sustainability Rules) audit deadline, the Blues must sell players to balance the accounts before that. As a treasure of Chelsea's own youth training, Charoba's transfer fee will be regarded as 100% "pure profit" and included in the financial report, which is unparalleled in ease of the financial pressure of Chelsea.

Therefore, Chelsea's "financial crisis" has become a "excellent opportunity" for West Ham United. The Hammers are expected to sign the strong defender at a relatively reasonable price (estimated to be around £25 million). It is reported that West Ham United is confident about reaching a deal and is ready to submit a formal offer to Chelsea.

From the player's perspective, Charoba himself is also open to transfer to the same-city team. Although he occasionally performed well at Chelsea, he still could not get a stable playing time. In order to seek a breakthrough in his career, changing the environment is a wise choice for him. Under Lopetegui, he is expected to gain his coveted main position in the London Bowl.

Although Fulham and Tottenham have expressed interest in Charoba, West Ham United believes they are currently in the battle. Signing Charoba will be seen as the key first step for Lopetegui to reshape the team's defense line and build a more resilient "new Hammers".