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 Eindhoven coach Peter Bosz on Friday confirmed that United States striker Ricardo Pepi will be out for "a very long time" due to an unspecified knee injury.

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.