West Ham has had an incredible transfer window thus far, and Tim Steiden, the technical director, has done an amazing job so far. No Hammers supporter can fail to be impressed.

As the new players undoubtedly go through a rigorous “getting to know you” phase, Steidten and first-team coach Julen Lopetegui’s only real concern at this point is how well all of the new faces get along.

It was unfortunate to lose to Aston Villa on opening day, but the Irons’ 2-0 victory at Crystal Palace quickly made things right.

The Hammers go on Pep Guardiola’s daring Man City team this weekend, who will be aiming to make it three victories in a row.

Tammy Abraham won’t be joining West Ham

Although one rumoured target has now agreed to personal terms with Milan, there’s still time to bring in or sell certain players for West Ham, according to CaughtOffside columnist and transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.

?????????? Tammy Abraham and AC Milan have already reached a personal agreement.

The terms of the deal that were agreed upon in July still stand, and Abraham is eager to go.

Sources claim that there have been no negotiations and that the West Ham allegations are unfounded.

An adequate addition for the East Londoners would have probably been Tammy Abraham.

As Romano notes, though, there are rumours that West Ham’s interest was never genuine. As a result, if the East Londoners are serious about adding a striker to their roster to supplement fellow newcomer Niclas Fullkrug, they will have to move quickly and aggressively to make the transfer happen.

Additionally, Lopetegui may have to bench one or two of his existing first team players in order to comply with Financial Fair Play regulations.