West Ham are knocking on the door of Premier League survival, sitting six points above the relegation zone with four matches to play this season, and that margin has allowed David Moyes to start to prepare plans for the summer.
The Hammers have struggled for consistency in front of goal this season, relying heavily on club-record signing Marko Arnautovic, and Moyes is likely to seek a rejuvenation to his attacking options this summer- and reportedly has his eyes cast on the continent.
Sport Bild state West Ham, along with fellow Premier League outfit Brighton, are keen on a move for Hertha Berlin forward Davie Selke, who has fired three goals in his past three Bundesliga appearances to help keep his side’s slim chances of qualifying for the Europa League next season alive.
His form has not gone unnoticed and West Ham, or any other interested party, could take advantage of his €20m release-clause this summer to bring the 23-year-old to the Premier League- and the player is keen on a move to England.
