West Ham boosted in efforts to sign AC Milan star as he hints at exit

West Ham and Tottenham boosted in their efforts to sign AC Milan midfielder Keisuke Honda this summer after he revealed he could leave the club.

According to the Express, the Japanese international is unhappy with his form for the Serie A giants and will consider his future in the coming weeks and months.

The 29-year-old joined AC Milan from Russian side CSKA Moscow in 2014, but admits that his move has not been entirely successful, proven by the fact that he only scored one goal in 30 appearances last term.

I’ve been playing for AC Milan for two years. I’m not very satisfied with my performance, this is what I acknowledge about myself.

Therefore I am not sure if my team will want to keep me and I am not sure about the future of my career, so right now I can’t tell you about what will happen next.

From now I will have two months for my rehabilitation and I have no matches right now so I have time to recover from my injuries.

Honda is only under contract until the summer of 2017, and AC Milan could be willing to cash-in on the midfielder who has yet to make an impact at the San Siro. West Ham and Tottenham have both been linked with moves for the player of late.