West Ham are ready to bring Udinese striker Matej Vydra back to England after last season’s great campaign with Watford in the Championship.
The 21-year-old shined for the Hornets last season, scoring 22 goals in 47 appearances on route to winning the 2012/13 Championship Player of the Season.
As a result West Ham are looking to bring the Czech international back to England and are ready to make a €10 million offer for the former Vyso?ina Jihlava striker.
However, according to Sky Sport Italia, the Friulani are looking for a fee in the region of €14m for the striker.
West Bromwich Albion have also been linked with a move for Vydra, although they are only willing to take the striker on loan at this point.
Vydra joined Udinese in 2010 but has only made three appearances for the Zebrette since the move, spending the past two seasons on loan at Club Brugge and Watford.
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So, who confirmed it? Udinese? West Ham? – Neither. Therefore its not confirmed. What is confirmed is that the son of our Chairman (Jack Sullivan) said explicitly that the striker we are trying to sign was NOT Matej Vydra.
Bit like the little twerp ruled out kalou and everyone is still running with that story. Got to love the transfer BS. Vydra is a blinding player we offered £10m for bony so the money is there.
Actions speak louder than words , and my opinion we need a striker not Vydra his 21 inexperienced , we then shouldve kept Hall , 2nd we need a winger opposite to Jarvis . But as l said Actions speak louder than words , do it now get the players now not when the season starts