Loaned by West Ham to Real Sociedad this season, Nayef Aguerd will not return to the Premier League club's ranks this summer, even though his contract ends in 2027.
According to information from the Spanish press, Nayef Aguerd could well remain at Real Sociedad. Indeed, the Spanish club recognises the significant impact of the Moroccan international defender since his arrival last summer.
Thanks to his leadership and his ability to read the game, the Basque club is exploring options to keep him, although it does not have a purchase clause in his loan contract with West Ham United.
According to the Spanish newspaper Fichajes, West Ham, aware of Aguerd's growing value on the transfer market, has reportedly set a starting price of 50 million euros to begin negotiations.
The report highlights that Real Sociedad could find itself in a difficult position faced with this high valuation, especially if other European clubs continue to closely follow the performances of the Moroccan defender.
Aguerd's influence within the Spanish squad constitutes a strong motive for the Basque club's administration to do everything possible to keep him, whether through a permanent transfer or by extending his loan.
As a reminder, Aguerd was named player of the month for November at the Spanish club Real Sociedad, thanks to remarkable performances that testify to his talent and constant progress.
Aguerd played 5 matches during the month and displayed impressive statistics, notably, great precision in his passes, a solid defensive performance with numerous ball recoveries, and a notable physical effort, covering long distances on the pitch.
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