Arsenal & West Ham transfer talks for 26yo continue

Arsenal & West Ham transfer talks for 26yo continue Arsenal are in ongoing talks with West Ham United over a possible transfer for Reiss Nelson, according to a report. Photo via Arsenal.com James McNicholas reports for The Athletic that Arsenal and Championship club West Ham United are in talks over a possible deal for Reiss Nelson , with conversations ongoing over the structure of such a move. McNicholas does suggest that Nelson is yet to give his full approval to the transfer, however, writing that the winger must decide if he’s willing to drop down to the English second tier. Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images Dharmesh Sheth reported for Sky Sports News in recent days that West Ham are interested in Nelson, though Sheth suggested the Hammers were hoping for a loan deal. Given Nelson has entered the final year of his contract at Arsenal, a loan move wouldn’t exactly be ideal for the Gunners. Yet it also wouldn’t be the first time Arsenal have loaned a player in the final year of his contract, as they did the same with Oleksandr Zinchenko last season. That move to  Nottingham Forest  ended up working out, as Zinchenko was recalled and sold to  Ajax  for a fee in the January transfer window. Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images Nelson spent last season on loan with Brentford , and they had an option to buy in his contract, but they opted not to take it up. Brentford director of football Phil Giles  reflected : “Whilst I’m sure [Nelson] would’ve preferred more Premier League minutes with us during the loan, he has nevertheless made a good contribution with his positivity, attitude and experience around training and matchdays, and leaves us in a better place physically then when he joined.” Nelson has since joined up with Arsenal for pre-season, playing half an hour against  Girona  and 45 minutes against  Real Betis , but having an unused substitute role against  Borussia Dortmund . Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images
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