Emmanuel Latte Lath, who is currently a forward at Middlesbrough, has caught attention due to his impressive performance, becoming a valuable asset. Premier League clubs, such as West Ham, have expressed interest in acquiring him. According to the Sunday Mirror, West Ham, known as the Hammers, have initiated contact with Latte Lath's agent to secure his transfer by January. Latte Lath, a former Atalanta player, has scored nine goals in the current season and made his debut for the Ivory Coast national team earlier this year. His manager, Matthias Veneroso, remarked in an interview with TuttoMercatoWeb.com that they anticipate transfer activity in January, as forwards are always in demand during this period.

Emmanuel Latte Lath's agent has been spotted at the West Ham training ground, indicating a potential move. He has scored nine goals and provided two assists in 22 Championship games according to transfermarkt.

West Ham has renewed their interest in Emmanuel Latte Lath and is planning a potential move in the January transfer window. The player's agent implied that the club might find it difficult to retain him, hinting at possible upcoming negotiations. Although Ipswich's £20m offer was rejected on the deadline day, West Ham is eager to revive their pursuit in January. Middlesbrough's manager, Michael Carrick, insisted that nothing has changed from their perspective and stressed the club's desire to keep Latte Lath despite ongoing speculation. The striker's recent performance, with seven goals in his last 11 games, has further attracted interest from Premier League clubs.