West Ham United and Watford are both eager to sign Brentford forward Scott Hogan.
According to a report on Football.London, Brentford striker Scott Hogan is hoping for a move to West Ham United.
Watford have had a bid accepted by Brentford, after meeting the Championship side’s £15 million valuation of the striker.
West Ham are yet to make a bid of that amount for the forward, but the Bees expect Slaven Bilic’s side to meet their valuation in the coming days.
West Ham have already had two offers turned down for Hogan, but reportedly have decided that they will now meet Hogan’s valuation, after being put under pressure from Watford.
The Hornets had felt that the 24-year-old would enhance their attacking threat, as they have struggled for goals recently.
However, Hogan is said to want a move to West Ham, as he feels he would develop better at the London Stadium.
Hogan has netted 14 goals in 26 appearances for Brentford this season, and there are hopes that he could score goals even at a higher level.
West Ham are currently in 10th place in the Premier League, while Watford are in 14th spot.
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