United States striker Ricardo Pepi has extended his contract with PSV through to 2030. Pepi was subject of a $26 million (€25m) bid from West Ham last week, an approach PSV rejected, according to ESPN sources.

USMNT forward Ricardo Pepi has signed a contract extension to keep him at PSV through 2030. The 22-year-old, who was the subject of a transfer offer from the Premier League’s West Ham United last week, signed after sustaining a knee injury that could keep him sidelined for a lengthy period.

Pepi's injury means that three of PSV's American players are currently sidelined. Sergiño Dest is still working his way back from a torn ACL suffered last April, while Malik Tillman is out for a lengthy spell with an ankle injury suffered this month.

PSV rejected an initial loan-to-buy offer of $26 million from West Ham United for United States Men's National Team forward Ricardo Pepi.

West Ham is making a major push to sign PSV striker Ricardo Pepi before the transfer window closes on Monday. According to multiple reports, the Hammers offered €25 million for the U.S. international in a loan-to-buy deal. The Dutch club swiftly rejected the Premier League side's bid.