Exclusive: West Ham Rejected Opportunity to Sign Jørgen Strand Larsen Before Wolves Sealed £23m Deal – A Decision Lopetegui Could Regret Amid Struggling Attack”West Ham Zone has learned that Jørgen Strand Larsen was offered to West Ham United before he made his move to Wolves, but the East London club passed on the chance to sign the Norwegian striker.

Julen Lopetegui is reportedly on the verge of being sacked at the London Stadium, with West Ham’s dismal form this season leading to mounting pressure on the 58-year-old. Despite the club’s efforts to strengthen their squad, their lack of goals has been one of the main factors behind their poor performances. Given this context, Lopetegui may now be wishing he had taken a different approach during the summer transfer window.

While West Ham did manage to bring in Niclas Füllkrug, who has struggled to make a significant impact in the Premier League, Wolves made a decisive move to sign Larsen from Celta Vigo on loan, with a permanent deal for £23 million set to go through if certain clauses are met. As of now, Larsen has netted seven goals in 19 Premier League appearances for Wolves, quickly proving to be a valuable asset.

However, it turns out that West Ham had the opportunity to sign Larsen but opted against it. A recruitment source with close ties to the Premier League and Norwegian market exclusively told West Ham Zone that the Hammers were offered the chance to bring the 24-year-old to the London Stadium, but they showed no interest in pursuing the deal.

Now, with Füllkrug’s disappointing spell at West Ham, it’s clear that the decision to reject Larsen could be one Lopetegui regrets deeply. With the club struggling in front of goal and facing the possibility of managerial changes, the seven goals Larsen has scored in the Premier League could have made a significant difference for West Ham this season.

Interestingly, other Premier League clubs such as Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, and Crystal Palace were also offered the chance to sign Larsen, though all decided against making a move. If Lopetegui does indeed lose his job, he may look back at the missed opportunity to sign a striker who has proven to be a clinical threat in the Premier League, leaving many to wonder how different the season might have been with Larsen leading the line at West Ham.

“Exclusive: West Ham Rejected Opportunity to Sign Jørgen Strand Larsen Before Wolves Sealed £23m Deal – A Decision Lopetegui Could Regret Amid Struggling Attack”West Ham Zone has learned that Jørgen Strand Larsen was offered to West Ham United before he made his move to Wolves, but the East London club passed on the chance to sign the Norwegian striker.Julen Lopetegui is reportedly on the verge of being sacked at the London Stadium, with West Ham’s dismal form this season leading to mounting pressure on the 58-year-old. Despite the club’s efforts to strengthen their squad, their lack of goals has been one of the main factors behind their poor performances. Given this context, Lopetegui may now be wishing he had taken a different approach during the summer transfer window.While West Ham did manage to bring in Niclas Füllkrug, who has struggled to make a significant impact in the Premier League, Wolves made a decisive move to sign Larsen from Celta Vigo on loan, with a permanent deal for £23 million set to go through if certain clauses are met. As of now, Larsen has netted seven goals in 19 Premier League appearances for Wolves, quickly proving to be a valuable asset.However, it turns out that West Ham had the opportunity to sign Larsen but opted against it. A recruitment source with close ties to the Premier League and Norwegian market exclusively told West Ham Zone that the Hammers were offered the chance to bring the 24-year-old to the London Stadium, but they showed no interest in pursuing the deal.Now, with Füllkrug’s disappointing spell at West Ham, it’s clear that the decision to reject Larsen could be one Lopetegui regrets deeply. With the club struggling in front of goal and facing the possibility of managerial changes, the seven goals Larsen has scored in the Premier League could have made a significant difference for West Ham this season.Interestingly, other Premier League clubs such as Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, and Crystal Palace were also offered the chance to sign Larsen, though all decided against making a move. If Lopetegui does indeed lose his job, he may look back at the missed opportunity to sign a striker who has proven to be a clinical threat in the Premier League, leaving many to wonder how different the season might have been with Larsen leading the line at West Ham.