Seaham FC, who are in a deep relegation crisis, have welcomed 30-year-old Danny Aggers in a £15 million transfer fee, and the veteran will help his side to save the day in the relegation battle in the second half of the season.
According to the British media, WEST HAM and Danny Aggers have finalized a transfer agreement, initially for £12 million, but then Aston Villa made a counter-offer of £15 million, and eventually both sides agreed to complete the big transfer deal.
Danny Eagles is a veteran scorer in the Premier League, having played for Generali, Fennymouth, Liverpool, Southampton and Aston Villa. His performance at Villa this season has been quite bright, contributing 7 goals and 2 assists in 21 appearances. The team is gradually on the right track under Emery's leadership and he seems to be the key to the team's revamping, hence Villa's choice to let him leave the team.
Fans have said that Danny Eagles has become the "stamp collector" for three of England's burgundy teams since joining Westham, and is expected to provide strong support for Westham's relegation bid, thanks to his fine shooting skills and Premier League experience.
