West Ham United are anticipated to prioritise a brand new striker in January.
In line with latest studies, the Hammers wish to bolster their attacking choices after failing to exchange Gianluca Scamacca following his transfer to Atalanta in the summertime.
Seeking to kick on through the second half of the season, David Moyes, after lifting final season’s Europa Convention League, will probably be determined to make sure his choices are plentiful — particularly with a Europa League knockout marketing campaign nearly nailed on.
Michail Antonio and Danny Ings are the one recognised strikers in West Ham’s squad, so the membership will know simply how vital a brand new hitman will probably be to their season.
And in line with a latest report from Football Insider, Bournemouth’s Dominic Solanke is one participant into account by Moyes.
The Cherries is not going to need to lose their prime scorer this season so any type of deal will probably be a tough one to conclude.
However, the previous Liverpool striker, who has already netted six Premier League objectives this season, is believed to be excessive on Moyes’ shortlist.
Solanke is beneath contract with Bournemouth till 2017 having penned a new deal simply two months in the past.
