West Ham United appear to be getting a lot of good business done just before the start of the 2023/24 Premier League season and West Ham Way have given them more good news after they reportedly agreed to a long-term contract with Tomas Soucek.
West Ham United Tie Tomas Soucek Down to New Contract
Details Around New Soucek Deal
West Ham Way have confirmed that the midfielder has signed a new contract with the Hammers. This could be huge considering that the 28-year-old’s current deal is poised to expire in 2024. It is added that the Czech Republic international has agreed to sign a four-year contract that would take his stint to end in 2027.
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It appears that David Moyes’ club have discreetly worked behind the scenes to ensure that the physical midfielder stays with them for the long term after having lost his partner Declan Rice to Arsenal.
Soucek enjoyed a prolific campaign with the Hammers in the 2022/23 season, scoring three goals and providing six assists across all competitions. He put in a string of impressive performances to help his side lift the UEFA Europa Conference League title and made 50 appearances, showcasing his impressive endurance levels to become a key player under Moyes.
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What Else Are West Ham Working On?
The Londoners are working hard behind the scenes to get some transfers finalized before the start of the new league campaign. It has been reported that Ward-Prowse is set to undergo his medicals with the club soon and that the possibility of sending Flynn Downes to Southampton on loan for the season has also been discussed between the clubs.
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West Ham are also reportedly trying to agree personal terms with Harry Maguire after agreeing on a deal with the Red Devils to sign their former captain. Amid all this, they seem to have convinced Soucek to tie himself down to the club for many years.
The 28-year-old, who was hailed “incredible” by ex-Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel, has been a solid player for his side since joining from Slavia Prague in 2020.
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