AgajaHub Admin Transfer Talk | Haji Wright
West Ham United’s reported interest in Coventry City forward Haji Wright has sparked major discussion across the transfer landscape after the Championship club responded with a staggering valuation.
According to sources, the Hammers recently made an enquiry for the United States international, only to be met with a jaw-dropping £200 million asking price. The figure was widely viewed as a clear signal from Coventry City that Wright is not actively for sale and remains central to their long-term plans.
Wright has been one of the Sky Blues’ standout performers, using his physical presence, pace and finishing ability to terrorise defences and cement himself as a fan favourite at the Coventry Building Society Arena. His form has not gone unnoticed, with Premier League clubs closely monitoring his progress.
Coventry’s firm stance appears to be a protective move rather than a realistic valuation, designed to deter suitors midway through the season. However, despite the public message, there is growing belief within football circles that the situation may change when the January transfer window opens.
Reports suggest that Coventry’s owner could be open to selling Wright in January should an “exceptional and sensible” offer arrive — one that reflects both his importance to the squad and his rising market value, even if it falls far short of the headline-grabbing £200m figure.
For now, West Ham and other interested clubs face a waiting game, while Coventry continue to enjoy the goals and influence of their American star. Whether Wright remains a Sky Blue beyond January or becomes one of the winter window’s biggest stories remains to be seen.
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