Signed in January for £10 million from Hull City, reports from The Mirror suggest that West Ham are already looking to part ways with out-of-form midfielder Robert Snodgrass.
The Scotland international enjoyed a terrific first half of the season with the Tigers which in turned promoted his multi-million pound move to the London Stadium, but has since struggled in the capital, starting only 8 games since his move earlier in the year.
Snodgrass scored 9 goals for Hull City before Christmas, however the 29-year-old midfielder has been unable to replicate that form for the Hammers, failing to find the net at all in his albeit brief time on the field.
‘It’s not easy moving to a new club in the middle of the season but I chose to join West Ham above other teams because of their great tradition and fanbase and I’m determined to make it a success,’ said Snodgrass talking to the Daily Mail.
Despite his greatest intentions however, it appears time may be up for the former Norwich City and Leeds star at the Hammers.
A number of clubs, including Premier League new boys Brighton and Championship sides Sunderland and Sheffield United are said to be interested in signing the out-of-sorts central midfielder.
