Nayef Aguerd: West Ham complete £30m signing of Moroccan defender from Rennes

 Aguerd is Moyes' initial introduction to the exchange window, as West Ham intends to work on their crew in front of a season that will see them consolidate Premier League improvement with a first Europa Conference League crusade.

"I was truly energized when I found out about West Ham United's advantage," said Aguerd. "At the point when I caught wind of it, I realized I expected to go to the Premier League since it's a fantasy for each player.

"West Ham is a noteworthy club. I saw a couple of their games this year, and I saw the fans and the climate was phenomenal, with the air pockets! I chatted with the director and he showed me that he was exceptionally intrigued, so it was not difficult to decide to come to West Ham."

"I'm glad to invite Nayef to West Ham United," Moyes added. "We have kept tabs on his development for quite a while and I'm exceptionally satisfied that we have had the option to finish the marking. He's an incredible option that will add to our cautious choices.

"I have been truly dazzled with Nayef's personality and disposition during our conversations. He wants to improve and find success, and I am certain he will fit into the climate we have at Rush Green."

The 26-year-old showed up in London last week to finish his clinical. One source told Sky Sports News that Newcastle likewise enrolled an interest in Aguerd, however, the Magpies are additionally enthusiastic about Lille's Sven Botman.

West Ham keeps on chipping away at an arrangement for PSG goalkeeper Alphonse Areola, who was borrowed at the Hammers last season. They are supposed to set off the choice to purchase condition - accepted to be set at £11m - they need to purchase Areola once private terms are finished.

It is thought two different clubs have shown an interest in Areola, however, West Ham stays confident of finishing an arrangement.

"I believe it's an extraordinary marking since he's left-footed however it's not only that, it's a sweet left foot. He has a decent specialized capacity for a middle back which is very uncommon.

"He's tall, speedy, peruse the game well, and is a danger at set-pieces. He's scored objectives on set pieces upsettingly and we realize how great West Ham is at set pieces. He will be one more weapon in that protection on top of all the others. It doesn't make any difference whether he plays with Craig Dawson, Kurt Zouma, or in a back three like Angelo Ogbonna who is back from injury too. He's young as well. He's a phenomenal marking.

"He will go to the World Cup, so as the need might arise to adjust, leaving for quite a long time and returning on Boxing Day might be a piece precarious. He's a truly capable kid and considerate as well. He has his feet on the ground, I was unable to talk all the more profoundly of him."