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West Ham keen on signing rapid £25m striker, David Moyes went to watch him last week
West Ham United are now reportedly very keen on 🦂signing Coventry City striker Viktor Gyokeres this summer.
That’s according to , who claim that David Moyes went on a ‘solo mission’ to watchꦉ the strik♒er last week.
The Hammers will be on the lookout for attacking reinforcements over the summer after their struggles in-front of goal this season. Jarrod Bowen curre🔯ntly leads the way in terms of goals as he’s netted 10 times in all compet♍itions, with Michail Antonio just behind with nine.
But with West Ham sitting ins🦩ide the relegation zone, Moyes will be looking to avoid the drℱop while also aiming to steer clear of a similar situation unfolding next season.
It’s fair to say that Gianluca Scamacca’s move to the London Stadium hasn’t worked out so far, while Danny Ings ha⛦s struggled with his fitness since joining in January.
And the Hammers could look to in-form Championship striker Viktor Gyokeres as a solution to their lack of fir💟epower up-fronꦡt.
Moyes keen on Gyokeres signing
The Sun reports that Moyes looks set to make his move t☂o sign Gyokeres this summer.
The Hammers boss has been wa𓂃tching 🌌the 24-year-old ‘intently’ and is fully aware that he needs to re-shape his forward options ahead of next season.
Moyes even wen💫t to watch Gyokeres in action last week, with Coventry set to demand around £20 million, the outlet notes.
Previously valued at by the Sky Blues, t🌃he Swedish striker has netted an impressive 18 goals in 38 games in the Championship this season.
Gyokeres has be𒆙en lauded for his directness and pace, which allows him to op🐭erate out wide or as ♕a lone striker.
But it is his keen eye for goal that w♍ill attract West Ham as they have struggled in that area this season.
For no𓆏w, Moyes will be fully focused on ensuring West Ham aren’t in a relegation battle come May. But he will also be mindful that his squad needs revamping in the summer, particularly up-front.