News about Said Benrahma

Just a couple of miles from Ibrox, Glasgow opened its doors to Les Miserables as the first of four showings went ahead at The Hydro. Tickets will cost you a pretty penny to see the French musical masterpiece over these next few days, commanding the same lavish fees as many of the Lyon players who took centre stage in a 4-1 dismantling of Rangers. Chief among them was Malick Fofana, the brilliant young Belgian winger who lit up this Europa League clash with his electric pace and trickery for the visitors.

HENRY CLARK AT THE GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM: Thomas Frank has been Brentford boss for long enough to know losing his star players is in the job description. First it was Ollie Watkins, whose performances in the Championship convinced Aston Villa to splash out £33million on the forward in 2020. A year later, Said Benrahma swapped west London for the East End to join West Ham. Then this summer, Ivan Toney left for Saudi Arabia.

The Algeria winger spent the second half of last season on loan at the French club, scoring three times in 12 Ligue 1 appearances. Benrahma joined West Ham from Brentford in October 2020 and registered 24 goals in 155 games for the club. The 28-year-old was part of the Hammers side which won the 2023 Europa Conference League, scoring a penalty in the 2-1 final win over Fiorentina in Prague.

As part of their 'Player Stat Accas' market for select Women's Super League, Bundesliga, and Ligue 1 matches tonight, there is a 'Price Boost' available. Previously 4/1: There are now 5/1 odds for 'Lauren James, Alessia Russo, Said Benrahma, and Lois Openda to each have 1+ shots on target.' This season, James and Russo have been particularly poor in front of goal, with the pair combining for 22 goals in all WSL competitions.

West Ham's boss was tasked with finding the cure on Friday. Said Benrahma and Pablo Fornals were left in limbo after their transfer to Lyon and Real Betis didn't go through in time, and Said Benrahma and Pablo Fornals were left in limbo on Friday. In a fallout similar to David De Gea's 2015 move to Real Madrid, both Lyon and Betis accused the English club of botching their papers. On Friday, FIFA investigated the chaos, granting their permission so that Fornals and Benrahma could make their moves despite the deadline. Fornals signed Betis for £6.8 million, while Benrahma will join Lyon on loan with a £15 million contract at the end of the season.

Said Benrahma and Pablo Fornals have now signed for their transfers after West Ham scrambled to resolve the deadline day fiasco that left their two players in limbo. In scenes reminiscent of the faulty fax machine that cost David De Gea's move to Real Madrid in 2015, both Lyon and Real Betis accused the English club of botching the paperwork. FIFA were brought in to help fix the mess as they investigated the cock-ups and got clearance so that Fornals and Benrahma could sign on Friday.

FIFA is looking at why West Ham failed to sell Said Benrahma and Pablo Fornals on the deadline day after Lyon and Real Betis accused the English club of botching the documents. When the £15 million contract finally fell apart, Lyon was supposed to have Benrahma sign his deal live on television. The French club's explosive statement revealed a "deep lack of respect" toward them and a player who had completed his medical in France during the day, according to the club's jerk.

Said Benrahma's move to Lyon collapsed after West Ham failed to complete the Transfer Matching System form correctly before the deadline. Since heading to France to perform his medical at the club, the 28-year-old winger was expected to join the Ligue 1 side. Lyon had agreed a loan fee and an option to buy worth £17 million, with Pierre Sage hoping that the West Ham attacker would help them get out of the relegation zone.

On the deadline day, West Ham have been given the opportunity to sign Marsielle forward Ismaila Sarr on loan until midnight. With Pablo Fornals and Said Benrahma's departures, the Hammers are on the lookout for a new forward. Sarr joined Marseille last summer after four years with Watford, where he made 50 Premier League appearances.

Said Benrahma has travelled to France ahead of a £17 million move to Lyon. It comes as the Ligue 1st year has reached an agreement with West Ham for the 28-year-old's capture. Lyon is hoping the loan will be rubber stamped before the window closes at 11 p.m. today, with the French side having agreed a loan fee and a right to buy worth £17 million.

Clubs have their last chance to improve ahead of the rest of the season as we enter the final hours of the January transfer window. Teams at the top of the pack will be looking for titles and European qualification, while those at the bottom will be hoping that a new addition would keep them away from relegation problems. In the midst of several FFP probes, Everton and Nottingham Forest have been charged with breaching the top flight's financial laws this month, and it underscores the balancing act clubs must play to ensure immediate success with financial stability. However, there are still many deals in the offing that will run right up to the 11 p.m. deadline on Thursday, with some players facing uncertain futures.

There's no reason to be concerned about whether a Saudi Pro League team's top player will make a late swoop for your Premier League club's top player - their window was shut on Tuesday. However, there is a lot of interest in internal transfers as well as European clubs focusing on particular players. Armando Broja of Chelsea is one of the names on the tumour mill, with Fulham said to be mulling over a transfer for him.

West Ham has agreed to a £15 million contract for Said Benrahma with Lyon, but there is more work to do before the deal is finalised, as revealed on the It's All Kicking Off Transfer Week podcast. Benrahma has yet to decide whether he wants to leave for France's Ligue 1, while Pablo Fornals is close to joining Real Betis. Manuel Pellegrini, the former boss of the United States, will be reunited with him following the change.

A loan move for West Ham attacker Maxwell Cornet is being considered by Nottingham Forest ahead of the transfer deadline. Foresters are limited to what they can do in the transfer market due to tight budget constraints, but Cornet is interested in a temporary deal until the end of the season.

The Africa Cup of Nations is unquestionably one of the most exciting international football tournaments. There aren't many other sports where you can get 40-yard free-kick screamers, Hand Of God attempts, and players with injuries trying to do a back-flip in preparation all mixed into one. AFCON has already provided us with so many talking points; we're only just passed the group stages and we've had unbelievable giant-killings and no fewer than six managerial casualties - and one of which with their side still in the running!

SIMON JONES: With the Hammers wanting to bring in another left-sided forward, the 28-year-old has expressed an interest from Lyon, Fulham, and Brentford. During his time at West Ham, Benrahma has had a difficult time of things, with David Moyes, who blanked him out as he walked down the tunnel after being suspended in his team's FA Cup loss to Bristol City on Tuesday evening.

Following a third round replay to Bristol at Ashton Gate, the Hammers were ruled out of the tournament. After Said Benrahma was given a straight red in the second half, Tommy Conway's side was able to win for Liam Manning's side. How there was no VAR, which may have been a big talking point from the game, as it would have almost certainly have interfered with Joe Williams' challenge on Ings. In a slide tackle to dissess the former Liverpool striker, the midfielder lunges for the ball.

KIERAN GILL AT ASHTON GILL: Said Benrahma's bid was turned down by Marseille for West Ham ahead of this replay. If the French return, David Moyes may want to reconsider the 'not for sale' position after his act of pure petulance en route to this FA Cup exit. Championship Bristol City had a scheme to terrify the Premier League visitors. That much was apparent at Ashton Gate. When Joe Williams landed in Benrahma, the Algerian winger retaliated with a kick into his enemy's nether regions. As Moyes abandoned Benrahma when he went down the tunnel, not even VAR was needed to know it was worthy of red, as Moyes blanked it out. It's unlikely that we'll see him again in a West Ham shirt. He will now miss their next three games, although some may argue that he has been missing for the bulk of this season.

SIMON JONES: West Ham is set to offload Said Benrahma with Fulham and Lyon eager. In recent weeks, the 28-year-old has put on a disgruntled figure, and David Moyes is willing to sell if he can bring in a replacement. The Algerian, who was left out of his country's AFCON squad last week, is expected to cost around £20 million for the Hammers.

After the Arsenal midfielder conceded a late spot-kick at the Emirates on Thursday, Said Benrahma seemed to wink at his former West Ham teammate Declan Rice. West Ham's 2-0 victory over the title contenders in the Premier League pushed David Moyes' side to sixth place in the table, while Arsenal lost two points to new Premier League champions Liverpool, who beat Burnley 2-0 on Boxing Day. With a poacher's goal inside the six-yard box in the 13th minute, Tomas Soucek put the visitors up a point, before Konstantinos Mavropanos' header in the second half, which significantly doubled the visitors' advantage.

In their fourth pre-season match at Chigwell Construction Stadium, West Ham were held to a 2-2 draw by National League team Dagenham & Redbridge. David Moyes wanted a blend of experience and youth, with the likes of Tomas Soucek, Nayef Aguerd, and Vladimir Coufal among others getting off the ground. After Said Benrahma handed it to him from the edge of the box, the Hammers took the lead through Maxwell Cornet's 11th minute finish.

In their first game since being crowned in Europa Conference League in tomorrow, West Ham will face Boreham Wood in their first game since being promoted to National League Boreham Wood. David Moyes' side defeated Fiorentina 2-1 in June, with Said Benrahma and Jarrod Bowen netting for the Hammers. After finishing 14th in the Premier League last season, the club will be hoping for a better campaign this year.

Hammers supporters were able to elicit a European trophy for the first time since 1965, with Said Benrahma and Jarrod Bowen scoring in their 2-1 victory over Fiorentina in Prague. Bowen's winning goal came within 90 minutes of the clock after the forward was spotted in back and finished with aplomb over goalkeeper Pietro Terracciano, sparking jubilant scenes inside the West Ham technical area and the stands. And Cole, who started his career with the club and had two spells, wasted no time in saying that his former team was still searching for more.

After the Irons lift the European trophy with a late striker, West Ham fans have heaped praise on Jarrod Bowen, the Europa Conference League final goalscorer. Bowen broke in the last minute before finding the back of the net with the score at 1-1 following Said Benrahma's opener and Giacamo Bonaventura's equalizer.