Revealed: The four striker targets on West Ham’s transfer short-list

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Revealed: The four striker targets on West Ham's transfer short-list Mar 23rd 2021, 13:26, by Magnus Eriksen West Ham are reportedly eyeing four striker targets this summer as David Moyes puts his transfer plans together. The Hammers look in need of making some changes up front for next season, with four big names apparently on the club's radar, according to ex-WHU employee. MORE: West Ham see odds slashed over permanent transfer deal for Man Utd's Jesse Lingard Speaking on his weekly transfer update, he listed Chelsea star Tammy Abraham, Ivan Toney of Brentford, Blackburn Rovers hit-man Adam Armstrong, and Sevilla's Youssef En-Nesyri as the names the east Londoners are looking at. West Ham fans would surely be pretty happy with that, as Moyes looks in need of more firepower up front. More Stories / Latest News Tottenham 2021/22 home kit pictures leaked and fans will love slick new design March 23, 2021 14:12 Tottenham consider transfer of Manchester United ace or two other England players March 23, 2021 13:52 On-loan Tottenham star Gareth Bale reveals his surprise transfer plan March 23, 2021 13:36 This side has certainly over-achieved this season, but there could undoubtedly be more goals in the team, particularly since Sebastien Haller's move never really worked out before his exit in January. Toney and Armstrong have been firing them in in the Championship, whereas Abraham and En-Nesyri are more proven at the highest level. The post Revealed: The four striker targets on West Ham's transfer short-list appeared first on CaughtOffside. Media files: Moyes-West-Ham.jpg (image/jpeg)

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