West Ham must prioritise move for £60m-rated striker after national media reveal he is available | OneFootball

Brighton and Hove Albion striker Evan Ferguson is reportedly available on loan in January.

The Republic of Ireland international has only started one Premier League game this term. Danny Welbeck, Georginio Rutter and Joao Pedro are ahead of him in the pecking order.

Ferguson, valued at €60 million by the Seagulls, is open to a loan move. West Ham United should seize this opportunity to acquire the promising young talent.

The Hammers’ current striker situation is far from ideal. The club’s primary striker, Michail Antonio, has struggled for form. Niclas Fullkrug has barely featured due to injury.

West Ham need a long-term solution to their striker issue. They require a young, hungry forward who can consistently deliver goals. Ferguson fits the bill perfectly.

The Brighton striker possesses a combination of physicality, pace and clinical finishing that could make him a valuable asset to the Hammers.

Despite barely accruing 150 minutes of playing time this season, he has opened his account for the season and followed it with another goal while on international duty.

It is clear that with game time, he will find his rhythm and get back to being one of the most sought-after young strikers in the world. He has all the tools, and his potential is undeniable.

A loan move to West Ham could be the perfect platform to rediscover his best form and establish himself as a top-flight striker. He could be a long-term Antonio replacement.

The Hammers must act swiftly to secure Ferguson’s services. This could be a game-changing move for the club, as they aim to challenge for European places in the second half of the season.