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‘Amazing Talent’ Wanted to Join West Ham; Club Have Now Blocked Deal

'Amazing Talent' Wanted to Join West Ham; Club Have Now Blocked Deal - Hugo Ekitike

Crystal Palace and West Ham United have been dealt a blow in their pursuit of Hugo Ekitike, with Fabrice Hawkins reporting he will now stay at Paris Saint-Germain.

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West Ham And Crystal Palace Lose Out On Hugo Ekitike

Hugo Ekitike Will Now Stay At PSG Despite Interest from Crystal Palace and West Ham United

The Hugo Ekitike transfer saga has seemingly reached an end.

Read More: Crystal Palace Now Front Runners For French Youth International

Both Crystal Palace and West Ham were reportedly interested in bringing the French youth international to the Premier League. However, Fabrice Hawkins has dealt both teams a massive blow with a recent post on social media, to declare the player will now stay at PSG. A report from Sports Zone has suggested the player wants to move to West Ham.

Palace And West Ham Offers Not Good Enough

During the course of deadline day, it was looking increasingly likely that Ekitike described as an “amazing talent” would be headed to England. This was made even more likely when Fabrizio Romano reported that PSG had completed a deal for Randal Kolo Muani.

Read More: West Ham United Unveil ‘Really Special’ Star

It appears PSG wanted any potential move to be on a permanent deal, but neither West Ham nor Palace were willing to meet those demands.

The English clubs apparently put loan offers in for the French youth international and these were rejected by the European giants.

Ekitike Had Negotiated With Palace

Earlier in the day, Palace looked to be the front runners for Ekitike’s signature, and it was reported the player had negotiated with The Eagles. However, it also said in the same report that PSG knew nothing of these negotiations and would not approve any loan deals.

So, it seems this transfer saga is over. At least for now. There could still be a twist in the tale as we approach the end of deadline day.

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