Darren Witcoop reported via X on Friday that West Ham United are considering a move for Haji Wright. Coventry City plan to resist interest in Wright's services this month.

West Ham admire Haji Wright. However, the club appears to have shifted its focus, as Lazio's Taty Castellanos and Gil Vicente's top scorer, Pablo, are both expected to move to the London Stadium.

It was reported that West Ham United were interested in signing Haji Wright, and Coventry City are unwilling to sanction his departure. The London club was informed that they would have to pay a world-record transfer fee of around £200 million to sign the player. Any potential exit in January is ruled out.

According to The Telegraph, Coventry has rejected an inquiry from West Ham for Haji Wright and has valued the striker at approximately £200 million (1.7 billion Danish kroner). The British newspaper reports that the inquiry from The Hammers was outright rejected by Coventry. It is reported that West Ham had shown interest in buying the 27-year-old striker in the winter transfer window, but it is further stated that the London club has withdrawn their interest for now due to the high price.