West Ham has secured Adama Traore from Fulham in a deal potentially worth £2 million. The winger, who previously played under Nuno Espirito Santo at Wolves, has joined the east London club. Traore made only two Premier League starts for Fulham this season. This transfer reunites him with his former manager, adding a new dynamic to West Ham's squad during the season.

The initial fee is £1 million, with potential add-ons. Traore's move comes after a short stint at Fulham, where he arrived on a free transfer in 2023. His final appearance for Fulham was in the FA Cup. West Ham aims to bolster its squad to climb out of the relegation zone. The club is currently in a precarious position.

West Ham has been actively involved in the January transfer window. They've already signed Pablo Felipe and Taty Castellanos. Additionally, they are in talks to sell Lucas Paqueta. With 15 games remaining, West Ham, currently in the relegation zone, is looking to improve its position. The team needs to secure crucial points to avoid relegation.

Traore brings pace and attacking flair to West Ham. His experience in the Premier League, along with his previous relationship with the manager, could prove beneficial. The club hopes this addition will boost their chances of climbing the table. Fans will be eager to see how the player integrates into the team and contributes to the upcoming matches.