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Alan Brazil writes off West Ham United’s chances of signing Graziano Pelle

Graziano Pelle of Italy #9 reacts during the FIFA 2018 World Cup Qualifier between Italy and Spain at Juventus Stadium on October 6, 2016 in Turin,...
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West Ham United have been linked with a move for striker Graziano Pelle.

Graziano Pelle of Italy #9 reacts during the FIFA 2018 World Cup Qualifier between Italy and Spain at Juventus Stadium on October 6, 2016 in Turin, Italy.

Alan Brazil has told the Sports Breakfast Show, which was broadcast on TalkSPORT on 29th January, that West Ham United have ‘no chance’ of signing Graziano Pelle.

West Ham are looking to improve their strike force, by bringing in a new forward this month.

Gianluca Di Marzio have suggested that West Ham want Pelle, who is currently playing in China.

But Brazil does not believe the Hammers will sanction a deal, as Pelle’s wages are too vast.

Graziano Pelle of Italy celebrates after scoring the goal during the international friendly match between Italy and France at Stadio San Nicola on September 1, 2016 in Bari, Italy.

“He’s getting nearly £14 million a year in China, and West Ham are interested, but how are they going to play that? No chance for me,” Brazil said.

West Ham have been quiet in the transfer window so far, much to the frustration of the London Stadium crowd.

West Ham have only brought in Joao Mario so far this month, with the midfielder arriving on loan from Inter Milan.

Graziano Pelle of Southampton shoots past Mamadou Sakho of Liverpool to score their second goal during the Barclays Premier League match between Southampton and Liverpool at St Mary's...

Hammers owner David Sullivan released a statement suggesting that more additions will be made before the end of the month, but whether Moyes will have the funds to section a deal for Pelle remains to be seen.

West Ham are currently in 11th place in the Premier League table, and still have work to do, if they are going to confirm their survival in the top flight.