Eintracht Frankfurt and Galatasaray are eyeing the transfer of Soungoutou Magassa after West Ham's relegation

Eintracht Frankfurt and Galatasaray are expressly looking to strengthen midfield this summer and have their sights set on Soungoutou Magassa from West Ham United. According to French media, both clubs hope to benefit from West Ham's relegation from the Premier League, which has forced the London club to sell players financially.

Magassa (22), a defensive midfielder who played 22 games for West Ham last season, ended up in England less than a year ago after a transfer from AS Monaco. He only played sporadically last season, but thanks to his young age and potential, several European clubs see a market opportunity.


In addition to Eintracht Frankfurt and Galatasaray, various clubs from France and England are also closely monitoring the situation of West Ham and Magassa. Due to the drop in income after relegation, West Ham appear willing to let valuable players like Magassa leave this summer, which could represent a potential bargain for interested parties.

With the transfer period approaching, it is expected that there will be more clarity about a possible transfer from Magassa. A transfer seems like a logical step for both player and club, given the current circumstances on the east side of London.