West Ham United are reportedly vying with Newcastle and Watford for Hull City’s Kamil Grosicki.
Hull City’s Kamil Grosicki has a shot at goal
According to The Mirror, West Ham United have joined Newcastle United and Watford in the race to sign Hull City winger Kamil Grosicki.
Grosicki, 28, joined Hull on deadline day after hitting four goals and three assists for Rennes this season, and he flashed real quality with Hull.
West Ham United’s Sam Byram in action with Hull City’s Kamil Grosicki
The Polish wide man brought pace and dynamism to a struggling Hull side, and whilst he didn’t find the net, he did notch three assists for the Tigers.
Hull’s relegation means that some players will be eyeing Premier League returns, and The Mirror claim that West Ham United have now joined the race to sign Grosicki.
Hull City’s Kamil Grosicki in action with Watford’s Nordin Amrabat
It’s stated that Hammers boss Slaven Bilic wants to add another winger this summer, and has set his sights on landing Grosicki after some impressive Premier League performances in 2017.
West Ham did raid Hull to sign one winger in January by landing Robert Snodgrass, but his less than convincing displays mean that Grosicki could make the same move from the KCOM Stadium to East London.
Poland’s Kamil Grosicki shoots at goal
However, West Ham may not have it all their own way; Newcastle United are also believed to be keen on signing Grosicki after winning promotion back to the Premier League, whilst Watford – now managed by former Hull boss Marco Silva – is allegedly targeting a reunion with Grosicki.
Hull allegedly want £7.7million for Grosicki this summer, £700,000 more than what they paid for him in January, with three clubs potentially set to make moves for the Poland international.
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