After the Kurt Zuma trade, West Ham was “desperate” with a forward, but David Moyes admitted that the transfer might not happen

Fanatical Moyes Said he was “urgently” to add a striker to the signing Kurt Zuma Before the transfer window was closed, but a warning was issued West Ham The fans think it is very likely that no one else will arrive.

Clubs outside the top six in the Premier League are struggling in a market hampered by the pandemic this summer, which means that many people’s business has proven to be slow. Coupled with Moyes (with good reason) meticulous in the transfer market, the deal becomes harder to reach.

The Scot has Mikhail Antonio (Michail Antonio) as his only senior striker, a few days before the window closes, he is eager to move for screens and games. Tammy Abraham was very interested in him before his transfer to Rome, but the costs involved were too great.

Moyes said: “I really want to sign a striker, but from what we can get and what we offer-I still don’t quite understand.

“Either the cost is too high, or it can’t be bought. I hope we can find someone, but of course I don’t have any certain guarantees.

“It is very likely that we will not sign a center, and it is very likely that we will not get a center.

“This is a fact, I keep saying. The quality of the center forward needs to come in. So we probably didn’t get one, but we might try to find a way to score more goals in the game from teams from other positions, such as get Said [Benrahma] In order to achieve our goals, we have [Jarrod] Bowen’s goals have already been goals.

“They are not the total number nine, so we might see if we can do this from other areas.”

Moyes has always insisted that he will not sign a player to make up for numbers or waste money as the club used to, whether it is a deal with players like Jordan Hugil or Sebastian Haller.

Moyes successfully transformed Antonio and Marco Anautovic from wide players to centers during East London, and he also looks forward to the help of Jarrod Bowen and others.