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West Ham United Football Club, commonly known as the Hammers, is an English professional football club based in Stratford, East London.

It was founded in 1895 as Thames Ironworks F.C. by workers from a local shipbuilding company and reformed as West Ham United in 1900.

Below is news stories from X involving West Ham United Football Club.

Michail Antonio enjoys dream first start after recovery from horrific accident. [talkSPORT]

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West Ham United can confirm that defender Michael Forbes has joined Northampton Town on a season-long loan.

West Ham United is proud to announce Lilley Plummer as the Club’s new Official Insurance Partner for both the Men’s and Women’s first teams, marking an exciting first chapter in a shared story of ambition, growth, and London heritage.

West Ham United can confirm that Gideon Kodua has joined EFL League One club Luton Town on a season-long loan with an option to make the transfer permanent in summer 2026. Everyone at the Club wishes Gideon every success for his loan spell at Kenilworth Road

West Ham United is delighted to announce the signing of England international defender Kyle Walker-Peters.

Kyle Walker-Peters has just completed his medical at West Ham. Three year deal confirmed, deal done since Friday. [Fabrizio Romano]

Kyle Walker-Peters has agreed to join West Ham on three year deal, here we go! After deal off with Besiktas, the fullback accepts to join West Ham as formal steps will follow soon. [Fabrizio Romano]

Harvey Elliott has been given permission to discuss personal terms with potential suitors while negotiations are ongoing between clubs. We understand Harvey Elliott’s agent has met with Newcastle and West Ham. The West Ham meeting took place on Monday 14th July. [indykaila News]
West Ham are said to be trying to move the Harvey Elliot deal on in these next few days. The club have been in talks all week and there is hope a deal could be achieved. [West Ham Central]
West Ham the latest club to enquire on Jack Grealish, although the finances of any deal make it difficult. Everton still remain keen, if Manchester City sanction a loan. [Ben Jacobs]