The Canadian international has finally spoken about his future, fueling speculation about a potential summer transfer.
David, 24, has been in exceptional form this season, scoring 23 goals and providing 10 assists across all competitions. His performances have attracted interest from top English clubs, including Arsenal and Tottenham, but West Ham is pushing hard to secure his signature. With Michail Antonio struggling with injuries and Danny Ings failing to make a significant impact, the Hammers are eager to add a reliable goal-scorer to their ranks.
In a recent interview, David acknowledged the growing interest in his services but remained non-committal about his next move. “I grew up watching a lot of La Liga, and one day, I would like to play there,” he said. “But will that happen? I don’t know. I’m not opposed to anything. We’ll see where the future takes us.” While he expressed admiration for Spanish football, reports suggest he is actively engaged in negotiations with Premier League clubs, including West Ham.
David’s contract with Lille expires in 2025, meaning this summer could be the ideal time for the French club to cash in on their star striker. Lille’s president, Olivier Létang, has confirmed that discussions are ongoing regarding a potential contract extension, but a move to England remains a strong possibility.
West Ham is expected to face tough competition for David’s signature, but their ambition to bolster their attacking options could see them make a serious bid. With European qualification on the line, signing a top-tier striker like David could be a game-changer for the Hammers.
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