Arsenal
Aston Villa
Chelsea
Crystal Palace
Everton
Fulham
Leeds United
Liverpool
Manchester City
Manchester United
Newcastle United
Nottingham Forest
Southampton
Tottenham Hotspur
West Ham United
Wolverhampton Wanderers
News
Report: West Ham ready to offer ‘outstanding’ player big pay rise, move not ruled out yet
West Ham United have been heavily linked with a move for Eintracht Frankfurt’s Filip Kostic over the past week and .
David Moyes has received backing from the Hammers board so far this summer as they’ve added four players to his squad.
Most recently, the club announced the signing of Gianluca Scamacca on Tuesday and the player shares the same agent with Kostic.
Now, it seems that West Ham are ready to offer the ‘outstanding’ Kostic big money to move to East London.
West Ham ready to offer Kostic big pay rise
.
The 29-year-old could get a big pay rise if he heads to East London this summer as he would be swapping Champions League football for the Europa Conference League.
Talks are ongoing between Frankfurt and West Ham but 90 Min states that Moyes’ side are short of the Bundesliga club’s valuation at this moment in time.
But there is hope that the Hammers can convince Kostic to make the move, especially after signing Scamacca this week, who shares the same agent.
West Ham pushing to sign Kostic
Earlier this week, journalist Dean Jones told GiveMeSport that West Ham had performed a U-turn and really moved forward in their attempts to sign the Serbian wing-back.
Now it seems that the Hammers are even willing to offer the player big money in order to convince him to make the switch.
Moyes is clearly convinced that Kostic can be a great addition to his side and having faced off against him in the Europa League semi-final, the Scotsman will know exactly what the Serbian can offer.
The Frankfurt wing-back was brilliant for the Bundesliga side last season and was a big part of their Europa League win. Kostic scored three goals and provided six assists in the competition and provides a real attacking threat from wing-back.
West Ham will hope that a big pay rise can convince the player to give up Champions League football as the player would certainly help Moyes’ side push towards that goal themselves.