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How West Ham could line up if they sign Dendoncker, Shelvey and Mario

West Ham United manager David Moyes during the Premier League match between Huddersfield Town and West Ham United at John Smith's Stadium on Januar...
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West Ham United have been linked with over 40 players during the January transfer window so far.

David Moyes manager of West Ham United during the Emirates FA Cup Third Round Replay match between West Ham United and Shrewsbury Town at London Stadium on January 16, 2018 in London,...

West Ham have turned a corner under David Moyes of late but face a crucial two months in their season which could all but secure the club’s Premier League safety.

The Scot has seen his squad ravaged by injury of late with Marko Arnautovic, Manuel Lanzini and Andy Carroll joining Michail Antonio, Winston Reid, Diafra Sakho, Andre Ayew and Edimilson Fernandes on the sidelines.

As a result the need for new signings has become even more acute but as yet the Hammers have failed to do any business, much to the frustration of supporters.

West Ham targets Mario Shelvey Dendoncker

Speculation has been rife surrounding three players in particular of late, though, with various reports claiming they are Moyes’ key targets ahead of next Wednesday’s deadline.

Inter Milan midfielder Joao Mario, Newcastle midfielder Jonjo Shelvey and Anderlecht star Leander Dendoncker have all been heavily linked in the last two weeks.

According to reports the Hammers are close to landing former academy player and West Ham fan Shelvey for £12 million while the club is closing on signing Mario on loan with an option to buy.

David Sullivan, West Ham owner and David Gold, West Ham chairman look on during the Premier League match between Burnley and West Ham United at Turf Moor on May 21, 2017 in Burnley,...

Belgian Dendoncker can operate in midfield and at centre back and was watched by Hammers assistant Stuart Pearce at the weekend with a view to a £20 million move, as reported by Sky Sports.

So with Moyes’ current injury problems and their touted transfer deals, is this how West Ham might line-up post transfer deadline?