West Ham Rule Out Everton Target As Wages ‘Too High’ | OneFootball

West Ham United have ruled out signing an Everton target after judging his wages as ‘too high’, according to ExWHUemployee.

The Hammers are working busily in the transfer market as they look to land a full-back, a winger and a striker, while potentially another centre-back could be signed.

Talks are now advanced with Leeds United over a deal for Crysencio Summerville, which would tick the winger box.

A striker is still being sought though and West Ham have looked at Roma’s Tammy Abraham.

Abraham is a player that Roma would be happy to move on this summer and Everton recently asked about his situation.

Everton could have need of another striker especially with speculation over the future of Dominic Calvert-Lewin continuing.

If the Toffees do move for Abraham then they will not face competition from West Ham.

The Hammers have taken a look at the striker and feel his wages are ‘too high’.

Abraham has also attracted attention from AC Milan and could yet continue his time in Italy’s Serie A.