West Ham United is said to have its sights set on Amadou Onana as a potential replacement for Declan Rice, with manager David Moyes keen on bringing the Everton star to the club during the summer transfer window.

The Sun reports that Everton could be willing to part ways with the Belgian midfielder for a fee ranging from £40 million to £50 million, presenting an opportunity for West Ham to secure his services.

Onana proved to be a bright spot in what was a challenging season for Everton. Despite being a work in progress, his considerable potential is evident. The midfielder made 33 appearances for Everton, scoring one goal. Transfermarkt.com currently values Onana at 45 million euros, indicating his worth in the market.

With Declan Rice likely to leave West Ham in the current window, the club’s ability to find a suitable replacement will have a significant impact on their future direction.

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David Moyes has reportedly identified Amadou Onana as the perfect candidate to fill Rice’s shoes, having previously expressed interest in signing him before his move to Goodison Park.

Although Everton may be open to offers in the range of £40 million for Onana, it would come as a surprise if they seriously considered a bid of such magnitude.

As negotiations progress, the focus will be on whether West Ham can successfully secure the services of Amadou Onana and effectively fill the void left by Rice’s potential departure. The outcome of this pursuit will undoubtedly shape the future trajectory of both clubs involved.

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