Ben Chilwell, who is currently unable to play due to injury at Chelsea, has been associated with a potential transfer to West Ham United. Paul Robinson, a former goalkeeper for Tottenham Hotspur and Leeds United, expressed his support for Chilwell's move to West Ham United on a loan deal, indicating that it would be advantageous for his international aspirations and his personal location preferences. Although a transfer during the summer is a possibility, a loan deal in January might serve as a temporary solution.

West Ham United has shown interest in acquiring Ben Chilwell during the upcoming winter transfer window. The club's interest stems from their defensive requirements, especially at left-back, as a result of injuries and the need for squad rotations. Chilwell's experience and skill are seen as assets that would enhance the team's depth. Although his market value has dropped to 22 million euros, Chelsea aims to make a profit and has set his price at approximately 15 million euros.

Ben Chilwell, the 27-year-old full-back, is linked with a move to West Ham United. The interest from West Ham is genuine, as reported by transfer journalist Ekrem Konur. Although no talks have started yet, West Ham could make a mid-season approach for Chilwell, who is open to leaving Chelsea.

West Ham United is reportedly interested in acquiring Ben Chilwell on a long-term loan for about 18 months. Chelsea is contemplating this option as it would provide Chilwell with a fresh start without necessitating an immediate move. Since Enzo Maresca's arrival, Chilwell's role at Chelsea has reportedly diminished significantly, even though he served as the vice-captain last season. He has only played 45 minutes in the ongoing campaign and has yet to make an appearance in the Premier League or Europa Conference League.