West Ham have completed the signing of midfielder Kalvin Phillips on loan from Manchester City for the remainder of the season.
A source told ESPN there is no option for a permanent transfer included in the deal. West Ham will pay Phillips’ wages in full as well as a loan fee.
Phillips, 28, was looking to leave the Etihad this month in search of first-team football, arriving at West Ham with just four appearances — all as a substitute — in the Premier League this season.
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West Ham were one of a number of clubs to express an interest in Phillips, with manager David Moyes keen on the midfielder and even floating the idea last summer of using him in a part-exchange deal for Declan Rice, who eventually joined Arsenal.
