West Ham are set to sell Krisztián Hegyi to Sparta Prague which will strengthen our ties to the Czech club, it’s been exclusively reported by ExWHUEmployee.

The club which is is co-owned by West Ham’s new largest shareholder Daniel Kretinsky, are set to sign the goalkeeper in a deal which signifies a stronger bond between the clubs, which could present potential deals in the future.

“We can exclusively reveal that West Ham young goalkeeper Krisztián Hegyi is set to complete a permanent move to Czech club Sparta Prague subject to passing his medical and forms being completed,” stated Ex.

“The Hungarian was on loan to MTK Budapest FC in his homeland and played 14 league appearances for them.

“The significance of this move is that Daniel Křetínský, who has just became the majority share holder of West Ham also is the President and major shareholder at Sparta Prague. This will mark an interesting time going forward with potential deals between the two clubs.

“Sparta Prague already completed the signing of Andy Irving from West Ham in January another transfer that we exclusively revealed to you.

“Hegyi’s move should be completed in the next day or so and indicates a potential partnership which could see West Ham secure some of their top talents coming the other way!”