Hull City are demanding £10million for winger Robert Snodgrass, according to the Evening Standard. Reports emerged yesterday that West Ham had made a third bid for the 29 year old worth £6million but the Tigers are asking for £4million more if the Hammers want a deal to go through during this transfer window.
Snodgrass’s future at the KCOM stadium has been placed in question after rejecting a contract extension to his current deal at the club. The winger has a contract that expires in 2018 but both Middlesbrough and West Ham are seeking to make a move happen this month.
Boro had a £6m bid, plus £2m in add-ons, rejected by Hull City yesterday, according to Sky Sports and Gazette Live are reporting that Tigers boss Marco Silva will sit down with the player today to discuss his future at the club.
Hull are allowing key players to leave during this transfer window with Jake Livermore departing for West Brom in a £10m deal at the weekend. They seem to be holding out for their asking price for Snodgrass though, and it maybe up to West Ham to match it and beat Boro to the punch.
