West Ham United Football Club is pleased to announce the official signing of striker Callum Wilson. The experienced striker, formerly of Newcastle United, Bournemouth and Coventry City, has signed a one-year contract.  

Callum Wilson has played 239 Premier League games and has been directly involved in 111 goals, demonstrating his effectiveness as a striker. He has also represented England national team nine times, scoring two goals. Now, Callum Wilson has officially joined West Ham United, looking forward to continuing his legacy at this historic London club.  

Callum Wilson said: “I am honoured to be joining a club as historic and passionate as West Ham United. The team’s fighting spirit and pursuit of excellence resonate with me and I look forward to pursuing success with everyone.”  

"I'm very much looking forward to the new challenge. We have many talented players in the team. It's obvious that the head coach's arrival has made the team more cohesive. We are all working towards the same goal, which is to achieve the best possible results in the league. This is not only the reward that the fans deserve, but also the height of the team's own strength."  

West Ham United manager Graham Potter spoke highly of Callum Wilson's arrival and expressed his confidence that the striker will be a perfect fit for the team. He said: "We are delighted to welcome Callum Wilson. He is a striker who has proven himself in the Premier League. He possesses not only comprehensive skills, but also a strong professional attitude and outstanding goal-scoring ability. He also possesses the character and team spirit that we value most in recruiting players."  

“We already have a positive spirit within the squad and the signing of Callum Wilson will further strengthen and enhance that. He will have a positive impact on the team, particularly with our young attacking players, and will demonstrate invaluable leadership qualities. I have no doubt Callum Wilson is determined to contribute to West Ham United and we are all looking forward to working with him.”