According to Tuttomercato, West Ham United has completed the signing of El Hadji Malick Diouf, a promising young talent from Senegal born in 2004. Diouf, who can play both as a full-back and a wide midfielder, joins from Slavia Prague, where he was part of the team that clinched the Czech league title last season. Although Atalanta showed interest in him, Diouf opted for West Ham after being persuaded by manager Graham Potter's vision for the club. He is set to don the number 12 jersey and will participate in the pre-season training camp in Germany. Diouf reportedly expressed his delight and eagerness to contribute his best efforts to West Ham.

El Hadji Malick Diouf is currently traveling to the United Kingdom to join West Ham. He will undergo a medical examination today before signing his contract. The contract duration has not been disclosed. The transfer, including bonuses, will cost West Ham 25 million euros.

El Hadji Malick Diouf will play in the Premier League. According to FT information, West Ham United has agreed with Slavia Prag on a transfer of the left-sided player. A medical check and contract signing are scheduled for the coming week. The transfer fee is over 20 million euros. Diouf, who has been with Slavia Prag since moving from Tromso IL, is set to play his last test match for the Czech team today before saying goodbye to his teammates.

West Ham are nearing the completion of signing El Hadji Malick Diouf from Slavia Prague for a record fee of €25 million. The transfer is almost finalized, and Diouf is expected to travel to London this weekend to conclude the agreement. The deal, which includes add-ons, sets a new record for a player from the Czech domestic leagues. West Ham have outcompeted several Premier League clubs, such as Liverpool, Manchester United, Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, Leeds, and Brighton, to acquire Diouf, who has been impressive with his performances both in domestic and international matches. The Senegalese left-back, noted for his goalscoring ability with seven goals this season, has also excelled internationally with Senegal, especially in their recent victory over England. Diouf, who can also play as a wide midfielder or wing-back, will join other Czech league transfers Vladimir Coufal and Tomas Soucek at West Ham. His former coach expressed confidence that the Premier League would be a natural fit for him.