West Ham United pursue Troyes midfielder Martin Adeline this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 1:35 PM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
West Ham United is targeting Troyes midfielder Martin Adeline as a potential signing this summer, aiming to bolster their squad for Championship competition. Manager Nuno Espirito Santo seeks replacements as the club plans for a significant rebuild following relegation. Adeline, who helped Troyes win Ligue 2 with 11 goals and 13 assists, faces interest from clubs such as RC Lens and FC Lorient. West Ham must navigate competition while needing to raise over £100 million from player sales. The club is also in the process of appointing a new head of technical recruitment after Max Hahn's resignation.
- •Martin Adeline is a target for West Ham United this summer.
- •Adeline scored 11 goals and made 13 assists for Troyes.
- •Competition includes RC Lens and FC Lorient for Adeline's signature.
- •West Ham needs to raise over £100 million after relegation.
- •The club is looking for a new head of technical recruitment.
- 1:35 PMYahoo Sports — West Ham United want Troyes midfielder Martin Adeline
"West Ham United are interested in signing Troyes midfielder Martin Adeline this summer, according to the Daily Mail. West Ham are preparing for life in the Championship and manager Nuno Espirito Santo...
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