West Ham United had shown interest in Michael Zetterer, a 30-year-old goalkeeper from Werder Bremen, and even made an offer. However, the Bundesliga club rejected the offer, likely ending West Ham's interest in him.

West Ham has sent an offer for Werder Bremen's goalkeeper Michael Zetterer, who is available for transfer despite having a contract until 2027 due to the presence of a 21-year-old prospect, Mio Backhaus, in the Bremen club.

West Ham United has made an offer for Michael Zetterer, but it has not yet met Werder Bremen's demands. Werder values Zetterer at five million euros. Despite this, West Ham is also considering other options, such as Dominik Livakovic from Fenerbahce.

Michael Zetterer is on the list of West Ham United, indicating interest from the club. He is currently contracted with SV Werder Bremen until 2027. Previously, FC Copenhagen also expressed interest in Zetterer. Despite being the current first-choice goalkeeper, the 29-year-old faces competition from Mio Backhaus, a promising 21-year-old talent, who recently extended his contract with Werder Bremen and is seen as a potential successor. Transfermarkt currently estimates his market worth at 4.50 million euros.