Officially.. West Ham Announces the Signing of Kyle Walker-Peters
West Ham United announced today, Sunday, officially, the signing of player Kyle Walker-Peters.
The London club has signed the right-back on a 3-year contract, after his departure this summer from Southampton.
The move to the Hammers comes after Peters' transfer to Turkish club Besiktas, which was imminent, fell through.
The 28-year-old Peters previously played for Tottenham Hotspur.
The London club has signed the right-back on a 3-year contract, after his departure this summer from Southampton.
The move to the Hammers comes after Peters' transfer to Turkish club Besiktas, which was imminent, fell through.
The 28-year-old Peters previously played for Tottenham Hotspur.
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