Head coach of West Ham United Julen Lopetegui is actively seeking new players.

At West Ham, Julen Lopetegui has already stated that he wants two elite players in each and every position.Although the Hammers’ summer window has been remarkable thus far, the head coach of West Ham appears committed to improving things even further. The middle midfield division at the London Stadium is one area that most obviously needs improvement. Although Lopetegui is rumoured to be giving signing Carlos Soler top priority, the club may also allow room for a more traditional central midfield player this summer.
During our 2-1 loss to Aston Villa at the London Stadium on Saturday, our midfield was worrisomely open and lacking in any type of force, speed, dynamism, or agility. If Lopetegui is to lead us to any sort of success, that has to alter, and to be fair, he seems committed to building up his engine room personnel.Before the summer transfer window ends, the Spaniard is determined to add even more players to the London Stadium roster.But in order to raise the necessary money, he will undoubtedly need to move some deadwood first.
And if Lopetegui succeeds in doing so, he appears to have a strong interest in one player in particular. Area Napoli has reported that West Ham recently attempted to sign Jens Cajuste, a midfielder for Napoli. But it looks like the 25-year-old is on his way to Ipswich Town now, as Sacha Tavolieri reports that he is going to East Anglia for a medical examination. The 23-capped Sweden international might still sign with the Hammers, though, as he hasn’t signed a contract with the Tractor Boys yet. Lopetegui must undoubtedly bolster his centre midfield ranks with more players, particularly those with greater athleticism and technical skill.

In my opinion, Cajuste would be the ideal candidate for the position.The 25-year-old star of Napoli is really at ease in the field and would be a significant improvement over Tomas Soucek.
With his strong playing style, he is ideal for the Premier League and possesses a lot of energy and stamina. According to Area Napoli, he’s available for just a £1.3 million loan fee, with the option to buy him permanently for just £11.5 million next summer. Whatever perspective you have, that is outstanding value. Unfortunately for West Ham, Ipswich Town appears to be ahead in the fight to recruit Jens Cajuste, thus it appears unlikely that we will be able to get him this summer.
It appears that West Ham United is still rather busy throughout the summer transfer season. This summer, Julen Lopetegui has brought in eight new players for West Ham, and he recently acknowledged that he is frantically seeking more.

The centre defensive unit of our team was unquestionably its weakest link before to Lopetegui’s arrival. But the head coach of the Hammers has addressed that by bringing Jean-Clair Todibo and Max Kilman to the London Stadium. According to reports, Lopetegui’s top objective right now is getting rid of some deadwood before the transfer window closes.
That doesn’t imply that West Ham won’t see any new players, though, since Lopetegui appears to be very busy even now. West Ham makes a proposal for Yann Bisseck, the star of Inter Milan.