West Ham United boss Manuel Pellegrini is reportedly concerned over a lack of action over his transfer targets.
West Ham have made slow progress in the transfer market so far, with Ryan Fredericks their only addition since the Chilean took charge.
Pellegrini is reportedly growing frustrated with West Ham’s lack of action over signing new players, with many of his targets not signed.
Pellegrini has only recently taken charge at the Hammers, and was convinced to move to the London Stadium, as he was assured he would have money to spend.
The former Manchester City boss is said to be becoming worried about West Ham’s transfer business so far though.
Pellegrini has reportedly told West Ham’s board of a number of players he wants to sign, only to have his suggestions turned down.
West Ham have been heavily linked to the likes of Javier Pastore and Felipe Anderson recently, but are yet to get a deal over the line for either of the pair.
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