West Ham United have reportedly had a bid accepted for Hull City winger Robert Snodgrass.
According to Sky Sports, West Ham United have had a bid accepted for Hull City winger Robert Snodgrass, with the fee believed to be in the region of £10million.
The Hammers have been searching for new signings this month, and with star playmaker Dimitri Payet pushing for a move away from the London Stadium, more creativity may be needed.
Hull City’s Robert Snodgrass in action with West Ham United’s Angelo Ogbonna
A number of players have been linked with the club this month, and it seems that the club are edging towards a deal for a Premier League winger this evening.
Sky Sports report that West Ham have had a £10million bid accepted for Hull City wide man Robert Snodgrass, though it’s unclear just how the deal is structured in terms of money up front and potential add-ons.
West Ham United’s Aaron Cresswell in action with Hull City’s Robert Snodgrass
The Scottish star has hit nine goals and three assists in all competitions this season, becoming Hull’s leading light as they battle against relegation, but the 29-year-old now looks set to leave the KCOM Stadium before Tuesday’s transfer deadline.
Snodgrass will now be lined up as Payet’s replacement at the London Stadium, and whilst he has impressed so far this season, it seems that not every West Ham fan is happy with the news of Snodgrass’ potential arrival.
Fans took to Twitter to react to the news tonight, with many believing that the club already have too many wingers, with the likes of Michail Antonio, Gokhan Tore, Sofiane Feghouli and Andre Ayew all at Slaven Bilic’s disposal.
Others believe that Snodgrass simply isn’t good enough for West Ham anyway, though others do think that he has shown enough this season to suggest that he can provide some quality in the West Ham midfield should he join the club this month.
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