Said Benrahma on Firday completes permanent transfer to West Ham United. He initially linked up with the Hammers on loan from EFL Championship side Brentford in October. Now, however, an agreement to make the deal permanent has been exercised, and The Algeria international attacking midfielder has signed a contract until 2026.

The 25-year-old excelled during two seasons with Brentford, scoring 30 goals and assisting 27 more, before moving to London Stadium. He made  his debut against Liverpool on October 31 last year. Since his debut he has made 14 appearances and registered assists in Premier League wins over Fulham and Aston Villa and the Emirates FA Cup fourth-round win y over Doncaster Rovers.

West Ham is at the fifth spot with 35 points and will lock horns with Liverpool in the Premier League clash on Sunday.

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