West Ham United are set to offer youngster Domingos Quina a new long term deal at the London Stadium in order to fend off any potential suitors of the Portuguese star, reports ESPN.
Quina, who joined the Hammers from Chelsea as a youngster in 2016, has impressed in the youth ranks in East London during his year-long spell, so much so that he was handed his first team debut last season in the Europa League against NK Domzale.
The Portugal U19 star has again appeared twice in EFL Cup this season for David Moyes’ side and has continued to thrive with the club’s reserves. Considered as one of the brightest young talents the club have at their disposal, West Ham are keen to hold on to Quina.
With Arsenal, Manchester United and former club Chelsea reportedly looming however, the Hammers will now offer the 18-year-old on a new and improved five-year contract to end potential interest.
Quina’s current contract ends in 18 months.
