Josh Brownhill is expected to join West Ham as his contract with Burnley expires at the end of the month. West Ham has been interested in Brownhill for a while and is now close to signing him as a free agent. The transfer is considered a significant move for West Ham, although it's a disappointment for Burnley, who would have liked to keep him after his impressive season.

Team Talk has reported on the competition between West Ham and Everton to acquire Josh Brownhill from Burnley. It is said that West Ham is competing with Everton for the signing of Josh Brownhill from Burnley. Brownhill's contract with Burnley is set to expire on June 30, which would make him available on a free transfer if he does not agree to an extension. West Ham's interest is reportedly part of their strategy to seek players available on free transfers due to their situation with the Profitability and Sustainability Rules. Burnley is eager to retain Brownhill but lacks confidence in doing so, as they are attempting to sign Jordan James from Rennes as a potential replacement.

Josh Brownhill, currently with Burnley, is on West Ham's radar as he is set to become a free agent at the end of June. West Ham has been interested in Brownhill for over five years. The club sees him as an ideal signing due to the expected departures of Edson Alvarez, Tomas Soucek, and Lucas Paqueta, which necessitate midfield reinforcements at the London Stadium. Burnley has offered Brownhill a new deal, and his move will depend on whether he decides to stay at Burnley or not.

West Ham are weighing up a move for Josh Brownhill. With Graham Potter having just taken charge of West Ham, it could be an opportune time for Brownhill to join the East London outfit as the manager begins to reshape the squad.