West Ham face a crucial period in the weeks ahead as they look to rejuvenate their squad for a battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League, with the Hammers sat just a single point above the drop.
Plenty of discussions will orientate around players that the East London side can look to bring into the club but outgoing deals will also be crucial, particularly as David Moyes seeks to raise his spending money and allow movement in wages.
There is interest in the players that West Ham deem surplus to requirements but deciding on a potential deal with fellow relegation rivals in the Premier League will be difficult, as The Guardian states Swansea City are eyeing two attackers from the East London side.
The Welsh side have long been linked with a reunion with Ghanaian attacker Andre Ayew but his wage demands are currently an issue, with the forward needing to lower his demands if he’s to return to the Liberty Stadium.
Swansea are also reportedly keen on Ayew’s fellow striker Diafra Sakho, who is also likely to leave the London Stadium this month. However, approving a deal to a fellow relegation rival will be extremely controversial.
