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Taty Castellanos Transfer

Started Last Movement

Will Taty Castellanos leave West Ham? One unidentified bidder is reported to have offered €15m, while Fulham, Everton and AC Milan have been linked without an approach or bid from a named club in the available accounts.

Claret&Hugh, citing The i Paper, now says Castellanos is more likely to stay. An unnamed agent also claims West Ham will not sell, but that is not an official club stance.

No-Guff Summary

  • One bid is reported: An unnamed agent says West Ham received a €15m offer, but the bidder is not identified.
  • The named links remain limited: Fulham, Everton and AC Milan have been linked, with no approach or bid from any of them described in the available accounts.
  • Staying is now presented as likelier: Claret&Hugh, citing The i Paper, says Castellanos is more likely to remain, while no official West Ham decision is supplied.
Development

West Ham reportedly receive €15m Castellanos offer

West Ham have received a €15m offer for Taty Castellanos, according to an unnamed football agent quoted by Claret&Hugh. The bidder is not identified.

The same source says West Ham will not sell the striker, but this is not an official club statement and no confirmed rejection is supplied. Claret&Hugh says West Ham paid around £27m for Castellanos six months ago.

AC Milan are separately named as interested. The unnamed agent claims Milan cannot afford Castellanos and reports no approach or bid from the Italian club.

Sources

  • Claret&Hugh (opens in a new tab) — Reports that West Ham are increasingly likely to retain Taty Castellanos, citing an unnamed football agent who says the club received one €15 million offer and will not sell, while AC Milan cannot afford the striker.
  • Claret&Hugh (opens in a new tab) — Reports alleged Fulham and Everton interest in Taty Castellanos while citing an unnamed agent's claim that West Ham do not intend to sell the striker after receiving one €15 million offer.
  • Claret&Hugh (opens in a new tab) — Argues that Castellanos is likely to stay at West Ham, citing the club’s alleged expectation, his reported contract through June 2030 with an option, and the financial difficulty of matching his existing package.