Southampton’s James Ward-Prowse has moved back to the Premier League after West Ham United completed his signing on Monday.
GistReporters.com gathered that West Ham and Southampton agreed a £30million fee for the transfer of Ward-Prowse.
Before being relegated from the Premier League to the Championship, Ward-Prowse played over 400 matches for the club, having come through their ranks after joining at eight years old and making his debut for their senior side in 2011. He also had eleven appearances for England as well.
Ward-Prowse is famous for his direct free kick goals which makes him one goal away from equaling David Beckham’s record of 18 Premier League free kicks.
“I’m buzzing to be here,” said Ward-Prowse after sealing his move to the Hammers. “Yes, I can’t wait till I play.”
Manchester United had also agreed a deal with West Ham to release Harry Maguire, but the former captain of the club chose not to go back to the London Stadium.
West Ham has already made £105 million from the transfer Declan Rice to Arsenal.