West Ham are looking at making offers for Chelsea’s Armando Broja and Lille’s Amadou Onana this summer, according to The Sun.
Out of the two, Onana looks the more realistic signing with Lille demanding around £20m for the Belgian. Hammers scouts were said to be in the stands when Chelsea played against Onana’s team in the Champions League a couple of weeks ago.
It is believed that manager David Moyes wants to make a move for the midfielder early on in the summer to avoid competition for his signature.
Broja is also being considered as a potential target for West Ham but it has been reported that the Albanian international may cost as much as £70m.
With the Irons said to value the striker at around the £25m mark and, with reported competition from the likes of Southampton and Arsenal, it’s likely that Moyes will look at alternatives to strengthen his options up front.
