A number of deals could take place involving West Ham in the final days of the January transfer window, as David Moyes looks to conclude his activity on the market with a number of incoming and outgoing deals.
One player who has been widely linked with an exit throughout the mid-season window is Ghanian forward Andre Ayew, who has become surplus to requirements at the London Stadium and is likely to be offloaded.
However, West Ham are yet to receive an appropriate bid for the player they paid £20m to and the latest reports suggest a move across the Premier League is unlikely to happen, as Ayew feels he can do better.
Sky Sports stated in their live transfer blog (20:46) that Ayew is not keen on a return to Swansea City, believing that he could earn a more lucrative move.
The South Wales side want to bring Ayew back to the club, where he would reunite with brother Jordan, but Andre isn’t keen on such a move- and Swansea will struggle to meet West Ham’s £20m valuation anyway.
Given West Ham’s demands, it may be difficult for the Hammers to offload the 28-year-old in this month’s window as his value has certainly decreased in the past few years.
