Kurt Zouma is up for a new contract with West Ham at the London Stadium, but ESPN reports that teams in the Middle East are interested in signing him.
If the Frenchman and the Hammers are unable to come to an agreement on a new contract, the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF), which owns four clubs in the Pro League, is thought to be interested in signing him.
The center-back is reportedly one of PIF’s goals. PIF spent substantially in the summer and is prepared to do so again in January.
Zouma’s transfer to the London Stadium has been successful, and he meets all of Moyes’ requirements for a center-back.
He has a physical presence, is good in the air, is tall, and is at ease with the ball at his feet.
Although he has had some injury issues, there is no need for supporters to be concerned about his fitness, and he has developed a strong relationship with Nayef Aguerd.
The 28-year-old is also a goal threat, and Moyes will be content with his purchase and reluctant to part ways with him.
Although Saudi teams will pay him more and West Ham may profit from selling him, they will not want to lose him.
Zouma, who is still in his prime, might believe it would be better for him to play in Europe and try to advance the team as far as possible.
