West Ham: Hermansen, Walker-Peters, Mavropanos, Kilman, Scarles, Kante, Engels, Bowen (c), Solomon, Piroe, Castellanos
Substitutes: Areola, Ward-Prowse, Mukasa, Lamadrid, Veltman, Orford, Mayers, Ajala

Charlton: Okonkwo, McNamara, Jones (c), Koumetio, Bell, Coventry, Chalobah, Campbell, Carey, Grant, Leaburn
Subs: Brooks, Mesík, Sichenje, Rankin-Costello, Mwamba, Knibbs, Alli, Apter, Mbick

West Ham United are set to confirm yet another signing after progressing with another deal before the Charlton game on Saturday at the London Stadium.

Today, a breakthrough has been reached for playmaker Divine Mukasa to join the Hammers on loan from Manchester City for a season, with no option or obligation to buy. Divine Mukasa spent over ten years in the West Ham academy before departing, and since joining Manchester City, he's been able to develop further and is now set to join the Hammers on loan.

The Hammers have made another signing this transfer window after securing Arne Engels’ signature. Joël Piroe from Leeds United has joined on loan with an obligation to buy.

Blondie’s obligation to buy will be triggered if the Hammers achieve promotion and it would cost £10 million.

Despite West Ham’s best efforts to get Troy Parrott, the Hammers missed out on their number one target by £4.4m, with AZ wanting £21.5m from West Ham, which couldn’t be afforded by the club, therefore Piroe was completed.

Arne Engels has become West Ham’s latest signing and is also set to break the Championship transfer fee record, with an expected deal to be concluded for £22 million.

He’s 22. Born in Belgium. Plays in midfield. But what makes him so special?

You can take West Ham out of the Premier League, but you can’t take the Premier League out of West Ham! A dismal draw this Saturday as the Hammers took a 2-0 lead against Burnley and have only walked away with a sole point after Flemming’s double, one from a poorly conceded penalty and the other from a loose ball inside the box- misery!

Burnley: Weib, Walker, Alleyne, Humphreys, Bruun Larsen, Raghouber, Edwards, Flemming, Ramsey, Sonne, Hannibal
Subs: Amos, Worrall, Amdouni, Sambo, Hountindji, Pires, Broja, Laurent, Tresor

West Ham: Hermansen, Walker-Peters, Mavropanos, Kilman, Scarles, Kante, Orford, Bowen (C), Solomon, Pablo, Taty
Subs: Areola, Ward-Prowse, Diouf, Veltman, Earthy, Landers, Golambeckis, Mayers, Ajala

It’s a signing! West Ham United have agreed a fee with Celtic to complete and finalise the Arne Engels saga. The Belgian international is set to complete a move to West Ham for £22 million, breaking the Championship record and becoming the most expensive fee for a player in the competition, the previous being £17.5m courtesy of Ipswich last year.

West Ham United in the most recent days confirmed the signing of Manor Solomon from Tottenham Hotspur for a total £7m package. Nuno’s side were in dire need of a left winger after Keiber Lamadrid suffered an injury in pre-season, and Solomon proved to be the best value-for-money signing available.

West Ham’s Championship campaign will kickstart this Sunday with a 16:00 kick-off against Burnley.

Despite the summer being long, the same story of problems finding the right targets continues. It’s a precarious situation that the club are currently undergoing. Initially it was seen that Pablo would leave West Ham, but only a handful of clubs showed interest, and if so, the money offered was nowhere near good enough.

Galatasaray remain interested in the Brazilian, but interest is all there is.

West Ham United will find out tonight who they will face in Round Two of the Carabao Cup. Fans will be able to watch the draw on Sky Sports Football, which will be approximately at 7:20pm in the build-up to the Plymouth vs Exeter game.

As it is Round Two of the competition, West Ham can now face Premier League teams; however, it will still be divided into Northern and Southern sections for this round, meaning that the odds are fairly slim - here’s who West Ham could face.