West Ham United are considering whether to pursue a move for Ghana midfielder Kwasi Sibo after the 28-year-old was offered to the Championship club during the summer transfer window.
Sibo is available without a transfer fee after his contract with Spanish side Real Oviedo expired in July. That status makes him a potentially attractive option for clubs seeking to strengthen their squads while avoiding a major financial commitment.
No formal negotiations have begun between Sibo and West Ham United. The English club is still reviewing its midfield options before deciding whether to take the interest any further.
GHANAsoccernet.com understands that the Ghana international has been presented to West Ham as the club weighs possible additions ahead of the 2026/27 campaign. His availability is expected to be one of the factors under consideration as the club studies ways to improve its squad.
Sibo built a strong reputation during his time in Spain, where his performances helped him earn recognition with the Black Stars. His qualities include an ability to regain possession, a consistently high work rate and composure when operating in midfield.
Those attributes have established him as a dependable presence in the centre of the pitch. They could also make him an appealing candidate for a side seeking greater experience and quality in that area without having to pay a transfer fee.
The midfielder’s contract situation means there would be no cost involved in securing his registration, although West Ham have yet to make a formal approach. The club remains in an assessment phase and is continuing to consider its available transfer options.
Sibo’s future is therefore still undecided. His spell with Real Oviedo has ended, and he is now weighing up the next step in his career after becoming a free agent in July.
A move to England would offer the Ghana midfielder a new chapter and the chance to compete in a different footballing environment. For now, however, his potential switch to West Ham United remains at the stage of being considered rather than negotiated.
West Ham’s interest has emerged as clubs continue to examine the market for players who can add experience without requiring a substantial transfer investment. Sibo’s profile, recent experience in Spain and international recognition with the Black Stars have led to him being put forward as one possible midfield option.
The club’s next decision will determine whether the initial proposal develops into discussions. Until then, Sibo remains without a club and West Ham United continue to assess whether he fits their plans for the 2026/27 season.
