West Ham are exploring potential Premier League loan options for our left-wing recruitment, its been reported by ExWHUEmployee.

As the transfer window rumbles on, the club are still in the works of trying to strengthen the squad ahead of the Championship campaign, with promotion undoubtedly the aim for West Ham this season.

Our insider has provided an update on the clubs recruitment of a new left-winger, with some players being made available that could well make a loan move to east London to join Nuno’s side.

“West Ham are exploring a few potential loan options for the left wing position,” stated Ex on The West Ham Way Patreon.

“As we mentioned before the club could turn to a few Premier League players who have now been told they are available. Two of them we have already covered but there is a new name to add.

“The first one is Reiss Nelson of Arsenal. We have been a long time admirer of the player and he is said to be keen to remain in London and fancies the prospect of playing regularly for us. He would offer good natural width on the left.

“Another player who we covered in depth at the start of the window is Sunderland’s Simon Adingra. Sunderland ideally wish to sell the player and their valuation is way beyond what we would want to pay at the moment.

“However, there is again some possibility that a loan deal with an option/obligation could be agreed for the Ivory Coast international. Ironically he is a friend of Maxwell Cornet and it could be that he joins and makes Maxwell’s route to the first team tougher. Talks have also continued with his team mate Wilson Isidor as well.

“The final player we have been talking to is Manor Solomon from Spurs. The Israeli international was on loan at Italian side Fiorentina but also has had a spell on loan at Leeds in the Championship where he was a big success helping the team secure promotion to the Premier League.

“These moves are likely to be loan moves for now and discussions will continue over the coming days to see if any of them can be advanced.

“The introduction of Ben Chorley to the recruitment team has given a shift in focus to players with domestic experience and all three of these options offer that.”