€25 million bid knocked back for Hammers striker target | West Ham News
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West Ham United have reportedly seen an initial valuation for a potential new forward rejected as the club continues efforts to bolster their offensive options. The proposal, valued at €25 million, was turned down by the selling side, indicating a discrepancy between the opening bid and the figures required to facilitate a transfer. The club remains active in the market, seeking a striker to lead the line. While the specific identity of the individual remains unconfirmed, this development underscores ongoing recruitment work. Negotiations are expected to persist as the board weighs up making an improved offer or pursuing other targets.
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