West Ham United have reportedly entered the race to secure the services of 26-year-old striker Pedro, adding to the competition from Chelsea, Aston Villa, and Fulham. With concerns over their striking options, exacerbated by Michail Antonio's injury struggles, David Moyes has been forced to deploy Jarrod Bowen as a makeshift striker. While Bowen has performed admirably with 14 goals in 27 Premier League matches, it's not considered a long-term solution. Danny Ings recently ended his goal drought for West Ham, but Pedro's prolific record in Brazil presents an enticing alternative.
Despite a mixed spell at Fiorentina, Pedro has impressed with Fluminense and Flamengo, boasting impressive goal tallies. His current form, with eight goals and one assist in eight league matches, suggests he could adapt well to the demands of the Premier League, making him a potentially valuable addition for Moyes' squad.