According to the highly-respected Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, West Ham have agreed a deal with Serie A side AC Milan for Colombian striker, Carlos Bacca.
Today, there was a meeting between Bacca’s representatives and West Ham United.
Bacca is currently asking for a wage of €4m per year (£65,000-a-week), whilst the club from the Olympic Stadium are currently offering €3.5m (57,000-a-week), with a deal between the two parties failing to be struck – for now, but talks with recommence tomorrow and a deal is expected to be met.
It was only two days ago that Read West Ham brought you the news that the deal to bring Bacca to East London was a step closer, with yesterday’s proceedings not stopping any potential transfer in its tracks.
The deal to take the Milan forward to the Premier League is said to be worth a reported €27m, with an additional €3m in bonuses based on his performances.
The 29-year-old is said to be prepared to turn down offers from Paris Saint-Germain and Atletico Madrid in order to play his trade in the Premier League.
