West Ham will make a fourth bid in order to land Hull City winger Robert Snodgrass, according to the Daily Telegraph. The Hammers have had three previous bids rejected by the Tigers of £3m, £5m, and £6m + £2m in add-ons.
The next bid is believed to total £10million, matching Hull’s asking price for the 29 year old, but the offer will include £8m up front plus £2m in performance related bonuses.
Whether the structure of the deal will be acceptable to Hull, it is not known. Manager Marco Silva was expected to sit down with Snodgrass for talks yesterday after stating he would like the player to stay, but the Scottish international looks close to the exit door at the KCOM stadium.
The winger has turned down contract offers to stay at the club, and with 18 months remaining on his current deal, Hull may consider selling if a club matches their asking price for the player.
