West Ham United have joined the competition to acquire Yunus Musah due to challenges arising in his proposed transfer to Napoli. The central midfielder played in 40 matches for Milan during the 2024-25 season and contributed to their victory in the Supercoppa Italiana against Inter. West Ham have begun initial discussions to understand the requirements for a potential transfer but have yet to make any definitive actions. They are hopeful that Milan will eventually lower their demands, as Milan had initially verbally agreed to sell Musah to Napoli for €25 million, including bonuses, but subsequently altered their conditions to €25 million with additional add-ons. This adjustment caused Napoli to lose interest, particularly since Frank Anguissa remains at the club, thereby providing West Ham with an opportunity to assess Musah's availability. Nonetheless, should Milan's demands decrease, Napoli might once again pursue Musah, who is keen on collaborating with Antonio Conte. A new series of negotiations is anticipated this week, which may be pivotal for the player's future.