West Ham plans significant summer transfer investments

West Ham United is preparing for a busy summer transfer window under new manager Graham Potter. The club aims to invest in players to support Potter's vision after a disappointing season, currently sitting 14th in the Premier League. West Ham spent over £100 million last summer and may do so again. They are expected to focus on strengthening the striker position, especially with Evan Ferguson's loan ending and uncertainty around Michail Antonio's future. Targets include Jonathan David from Lille, whose contract expires this summer, and AC Milan's Yunus Musah, priced at €30 million. West Ham hopes to secure these signings before facing competition from other clubs.