The “teenage sensation” from Cliftonville, Sean Moore, is about to sign a contract with West Ham United, according to the Belfast Telegraph. The Irons will initially pay £170,000 for the 17-year-old winger. According to the Northern Irish newspaper on Sunday (23 April), but that sum might increase to £500,000 due to add-ons.
The deal is almost final after the Hammers outbid a number of other teams to get the gifted 17-year-old winger. With several conditions in the agreement, Cliftonville are anticipated to receive an initial payment of about £170,000. If Moore succeeds in England, the Solitude side will profit financially from the arrangement.
Moore’s agreement at the London Stadium is rumored to include a “hefty sell-on clause,” as per sources. The Republic of Ireland Under-19 international, who is also qualified to represent Northern Ireland. And is at the core of a power struggle between the two FAs. Which was signed by West Ham after competing against Brighton, Everton, Newcastle, Ipswich and Celtic.
Although Moore declined West Ham’s attempt to sign him in the January transfer window. The Hammers made their intentions clear and have been in charge ever since. Everyone involved with the transaction would be shocked if Moore do not wear claret and blue in the upcoming season.
Sean Moore’s Probability Of Getting The Business Done With West Ham
Moore has extensive senior football experience in Northern Ireland, although it is unclear if he will play for West Ham’s first squad in the upcoming year. Moore, who will turn 18 in August. And many belief that this summer is the best time for him to leave and that a full-time job will allow him to grow quickly.
Moore seems to have the skills to compete for a spot in West Ham’s Under-21 team next year, and who knows, he may even make that squad if they participate in the Europa League. While West Ham may have pulled off a significant coup in this case, but Moore is unquestionably a star of the future.
According to the insider, Moore was being pursued by double digit English and Scottish teams. The other three are reportedly Everton, Brighton, and Newcastle. Moore was honored last night as the league’s young player of the year before to his impending transfer to West Ham.
The Irons are claimed to have overcome a number of other teams in order to sign the talented young player.
