Deal Confirm: West Ham Announces The Return Of Saïd Benrahma After…………………….read more.
West Ham has agreed to loan out Said Benrahma for the remainder of the season. If the terms are finalized, the club expects to sell the 28-year-old player for around £15 million, contingent on his performance.
Benrahma joined West Ham from Brentford in October 2020, and his contract runs until the end of the 2026 season. However, he has struggled to secure a consistent starting position during his three seasons at West Ham.
He played in last year’s Europa League final against Fiorentina, scoring the opening goal in a match that ended 2-1 in favor of West Ham. Since then, Benrahma has not scored in 22 appearances this season and received a red card in the FA Cup match against Bristol City on January 16.
Additionally, the Algeria national team has not called him up for the Africa Cup of Nations taking place in Ivory Coast. Meanwhile, West Ham has not accepted an offer from Real Betis for Spanish player Pablo Fornals.
However, the club is willing to allow Benrahma to return to Spain but is looking for a substantial fee due to his limited appearances in the Premier League this season.
