West Ham United are reportedly in a strong position to secure the transfer of Brighton striker Evan Ferguson on loan before January concludes. Discussions regarding the move have advanced positively, and there is optimism surrounding the completion of the deal. The Republic of Ireland international has recently faced challenges in securing playing time at Brighton, attributed to a dip in form, despite previously being valued at up to £100 million by his club. West Ham, under the management of Ferguson's former Brighton boss Graham Potter, are in need of reinforcement in their forward line, and Ferguson appears to be an ideal candidate. The Express has reported that West Ham may soon finalize a deal for Ferguson for the latter half of this season, in what seems to be a mutually beneficial arrangement. A loan agreement would also allow Brighton to continue monitoring Ferguson's progress, providing an opportunity for him to regain his form and potentially return to the club as a key player in the next season.

West Ham United have made contact with Brighton & Hove Albion over a proposed move to sign Evan Ferguson. Journalist Ben Jacobs revealed that West Ham have contacted Brighton about a potential loan move for Evan Ferguson. It is suggested that Brighton might be open to a loan deal with an obligation-to-buy.

Team Talk reports on the discussions between West Ham United and Brighton regarding a potential loan for Evan Ferguson. West Ham United have made 'contact' with Brighton to discuss the parameters of a potential loan for Evan Ferguson.

West Ham are admirers of Evan Ferguson and view him as a replacement for the unavailable Michail Antonio. West Ham have approached Ferguson's agents.

West Ham are winning the race to sign Evan Ferguson on-loan in January with Brighton willing to let the Irish international leave on a temporary basis.

West Ham United are big admirers of Ferguson and view the Brighton man as a top target for next month’s transfer window. They face serious competition from Leicester City. West Ham and Leicester have both approached Ferguson’s agents.

West Ham will step up their interest in Evan Ferguson in January with Brighton willing to allow the Irish striker to leave on-loan.

Evan Ferguson is planning to leave Brighton on loan in January due to limited playing time this season. West Ham have confirmed their intention to acquire him on loan, and they have the most concrete interest compared to other clubs. Brighton are open to a loan move with a potential permanent transfer if a suitable offer is made. The club has set a price of £60m for a permanent transfer.

West Ham are serious contenders for signing Evan Ferguson. Brighton are open to loaning Ferguson out in January, while a permanent transfer in the summer will cost around £60m. Ferguson has previously been backed to become a £100m player.

West Ham United has expressed interest in acquiring Evan Ferguson from Brighton & Hove Albion on a loan deal. The London club aims to bolster its attacking options and regards the talented Irish forward as a significant addition. Although Ferguson has shown potential, his involvement in Brighton's first team has been limited, which makes a loan move advantageous for both clubs. Brighton is amenable to this arrangement to provide Ferguson with more playing time and experience in the Premier League.