West Ham are reportedly focused on a move for Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin – although the Toffees’ valuation stays a sticking factor for the Hammers.
The Hammers are within the blend to finish in the Champions League locations this season and presently sit down in 5th in the Premier League desk. However, back-to-back losses to Leeds and Manchester United have now not helped their reason, with the Red Devils’ win seeing them leapfrog West Ham.
In order to further their probabilities, David Moyes desires to enhance their options up front and is looking to deliver in every other striker. Michail Antonio remains their best senior striker in their squad.
As such, The Sun reviews that Moyes is seeking to raid Everton to bring in Calvert-Lewin. The Toffees price the striker at £60m – a fee that is presently too high for West Ham.
However, if there's any indication that Everton will drop their asking charge, then West Ham can be ‘right on the front of the queue’ for his signing.
Calvert-Lewin has neglected huge durations this season through damage. And the hope for West Ham is that Everton prefer to coins in to elevate a few switch budget of their personal.
The England striker has also been linked with a move to Arsenal, but their awareness is very a good deal on Dusan Vlahovic. Having submitted a proposal of £58m, plus Lucas Torreira, the Gunners are waiting to peer if that deal proves a success.
However, reports on Sunday have revealed two further complications going through Arsenal.
And with West Ham apparently his clear suitors, reports are indicating a circulate ought to nonetheless undergo this month.
Moyes has also addressed West Ham’s year-long chase to signal a brand new striker.
