West Ham have been offered the chance to sign PSG midfielder Yohan Cabaye, reports the Telegraph.
The French international has also been linked with a reunion with Alan Pardew, his manager at Newcastle, with Crystal Palace.
Cabaye wants more first-team football and wants a return to England, but it depends on how much PSG will command for his sale, plus his lofty wages.
The 29-year-old left Newcastle in January of 2014 for a reported £19m, and is known for his midfield creativity from deep and excellent set-play ability.
In an interview with L’Equipe, Cabaye reiterated his desire to leave PSG and return to England, amid speculation of a move to the Premier League.
‘It is clear I will have to leave before Euro 2016, I know this and the club know it too, but it will be important to make the best choice possible’
‘I really enjoyed myself in England. If I have the chance to return to England, I hope that everyone will be clever enough in order for things to work out. I just need and want to be on the pitch’
It’s now being reported that the Hammers have been given the ‘green light’ to complete the transfer of Cabaye, as he expresses his desire to return to England.
