The approach comes as West Ham agree to let the exit-chasing player leave in January

An approach to a hunting outing West Ham United ace has been made ahead of the upcoming January transfer window, and Julen LopeteguiHis side would agree to grant the player’s wish and let the transfer go through under certain conditions.

West Ham prepare for Bournemouth as Lopetegui faces constant pressure

Reports in Monday’s ‘El Sackico’ claimed West Ham’s game against Wolves was a much-needed win for Lopetegui in terms of his immediate future, with the Spaniard finally reigning in on Gary O’Neill and keeping the job of.

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As things stand, West Ham do not want to make a change in the boat, but that could change very quickly. According to ExWHUemployeeit is recognized that results need to improve and performances simply haven’t been good enough – so the pressure is still well and true on Lopetegui heading into a crucial Christmas period.

In fact, Jarrod Bowen’s absolutely fantastic solo effort in the closing minutes spared Lopetegui blushes as West Ham were not exactly convincing against a Wolves side who could have easily grabbed the tie through Matt Doherty’s short-range equaliser.

West Ham travel to Bournemouth next Monday in another must-win game for their manager, with Lopetegui desperate to generate any form of momentum and justify Tim Steidten’s £120m spending spree on new summer signings.

Graham Potter open to short-term West Ham deal to succeed Lopetegui if they choose to part company with the 58-year-old, according to some reports. Other potential candidates who have been linked include Sergio Conceicao, Massimiliano Allegri and “miracle child” manager Matthias Jaissle – so there are options for David Sullivan beyond Lopetegui.

David Moyes has even been linked with a third spell at West Hambut in the meantime, attention surrounds both their upcoming games and the January transfer window – which represents an opportunity to strengthen ahead of the second half of 24/25.

West Ham agree to let Luisao leave on loan as Inter Milan loom

It is also an opportunity to get rid of surplus players from the club’s books, and one of them is forgotten in 2022 by signing Luizão. The 22-year-old Brazilian is yet to make a first-team appearance since signing from Sao Paulo this time two years ago, and has been mainly reduced to under-21 cameos.

Reports this week claimed so Luizao wants to leave West Ham and return to Brazil for personal reasons, with Globo Esporte providing their own update on the situation.

They write it Internazionale have made an approach to sign Luizão from West Hamwho would agree to let the centre-back join them on loan at no extra cost, including an option to buy at the end of his temporary spell.

This could greatly facilitate negotiations, with the Brazilian’s transfer window opening on January 3, as Internacional pursue new options in the center of defence.