West Ham are set for a hectic end to the January transfer window and a number of deals, both incoming and outgoing, are likely to be concluded before the market slams shut on Wednesday evening.
Hammers boss David Moyes is pushing to bolster his squad with new additions, with his priority being in midfield, but a number of exits could take place- particularly in the attacking areas of the East London side.
Ghanian forward Andre Ayew has regularly been linked with an exit throughout the January transfer window, attracting interest from relegation rivals Swansea City, and Moyes has confirmed that a bid has been received for his services.
However, speaking to The Evening Standard, he stated that the offer did not meet their demands and, as such, would not be accepted.
“I never said we want anyone to go. If someone comes up we will look at it but as far as I am concerned, no-one is going. I think there has been an offer [for Ayew] but we wouldn’t accept the current bid as it is,”
Swansea are keen to bring Ayew back to South Wales, where West Ham signed him from in 2016 for £20m, but are struggling to meet the Hammers’ demands.
