West Ham are set for an incredibly busy end to the January transfer window and a number of outgoing deals could take place at the London Stadium.
The Hammers’ only recruit so far this window is the capture of Joao Mario on-loan from Inter Milan, a deal secured last week, but David Moyes remains active in the market- although the most significant pieces of business could see players move away from the club.
According to reports from The Sun, Swansea City remain keen on bringing Ghanian ace Andre Ayew back to the South Wales side and are ready to pay £18m to secure the return of the man they sold just a few years ago.
Ayew has struggled to establish himself as a first-team regular since making a £20m switch two years ago, which was then a record-fee for the Hammers, and West Ham are ready to sanction a departure this month.
However, they’re keen not to experience too much of a loss on the versatile attacker and have held firm with their demands- which seems to have worked, with Swansea ready to pay up as they desperately seek improvements for the remainder of their Premier League campaign.
