West Ham United will not considering selling striker Diafra Sakho unless an offer comes in at the £15 million mark, according to Claret and Hugh.
The African attacker’s future is a major point of contention, with the centre forward said to have fallen out with Slaven Bilic towards the end of last season.
The Hammers have made no bones about their desire to sign at least one new striker this summer, with a big-name predator needed to propel the club into the Olympic Stadium era.
This has led to speculation over Sakho, who could well find himself surplus to requirements at the London club.
Sunderland are the side most commonly linked with the forward, with former Hammers boss Sam Allardyce supposedly keen for a reunion with the star in the North East.
However, the Bantams will need to improve their starting offer of £10 million should the powers at be at West Ham be willing to negotiate according to the report.
