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West Ham United have brought in nine new signings as Rita Guarino oversees a sweeping squad rebuild for the 2026/27 season.
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West Ham United have gone on a proper shopping spree this summer, welcoming nine new players to the Chigwell Construction Stadium ahead of the 2026/27 campaign. It's a bold statement of intent from a club clearly building something under head coach Rita Guarino.
The overhaul isn't limited to the pitch. With the men's side relegated and influential figures like Karren Brady and Tara Warren moving on, Czech shareholder Daniel Kretinsky is tightening his grip on the club's direction. Interesting times at the London Stadium, to say the least.
Katie Zelem and Estelle Cascarino have both made their loan spells permanent - always a good sign. Spanish centre-back Laia Codina and goalkeeper Constance Picaud bring welcome experience to a squad in transition, WSL Football reports.
Shekiera Martinez's departure left a sizeable hole up front. West Ham have moved to fill it with Ebony Salmon and Kelly Gago, both boasting BWSL pedigree. Not a bad double act at all.
The Hammers have also launched an under-21 side to bridge the gap between academy and first team. Young England talents Niamh Peacock and Sienna Wareing are already on board as part of that long-term vision.
Guarino has added Adam Pengelly as joint-assistant manager, rounding off a summer that suggests West Ham are done simply making up the numbers.
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