Team Talk reports on David Moyes' interest in signing Tomas Soucek this summer. David Moyes is aiming to sign Tomas Soucek this summer. Soucek signed a new deal with West Ham until 2027 in January last year, making him a potentially expensive addition. Moyes is a big fan of Soucek since their time together at West Ham and hopes his financial backers will approve the transfer. Soucek has been a key player for West Ham but hasn't started as consistently under new boss Graham Potter.

Everton have expressed interest in Tomas Soucek, and the potential of reuniting with David Moyes might attract him. Nevertheless, Soucek is considering a move to Leeds to gain more starting opportunities. The 30-year-old Czech international has managed to score seven Premier League goals this season despite his limited starting appearances under West Ham's manager, Graham Potter. With his contract nearing its final year, it appears likely that he will conclude his six-year tenure with The Hammers. Having earned promotion to the Premier League, Leeds are contemplating a summer transfer for Soucek to strengthen their squad for the 2025-26 season. Soucek's quest for increased playing time could make a switch to Elland Road appealing. Furthermore, West Ham might not require a substantial transfer fee due to his contract status, which could facilitate the transfer for Leeds.