a Parisian flop sold for good this winter

Loaned at the very end of the summer transfer window to West Ham, Carlos Soler seems to have found a new lease of life in the Premier League. Sidelined by Luis Enrique at PSG, the 27-year-old Spanish midfielder is gradually establishing himself at the Hammers, to the point of convincing the London club to consider a permanent transfer.

A successful integration at West Ham

Arriving on loan with an option to buy, Carlos Soler quickly adapted to the English championship. Having started the last five Premier League matches, he has become an important cog in the Hammers midfield. His tactical intelligence and versatility appeal to David Moyes, who is said to have informed his management of his wish to keep the Spanish international.

A purchasing option at your fingertips

According to The ParisianWest Ham has a purchase option set at 20 million euros. An affordable sum for a player who has quickly adapted to Premier League level. If the operation comes to fruition, PSG could realize a capital gain of two million euros, after having paid 18 million to attract him from Valencia in 2022.

A beneficial outcome for all parties

For PSG, this transfer would represent an opportunity to free up space in its squad and generate cash for the next transfer window. As for Carlos Soler, he seems to have found the ideal setting to relaunch his career far from Paris, in a championship that values ​​his qualities. An end to the story that could satisfy all the protagonists.