According to Tutto Sport, West Ham have set their price for Pedro Obiang.
The report says that Torino and Sampdoria are interested in the midfielder, and West Ham have set a price of €8m, or £6.9m to you and me.
The two Italian sides are keen on bringing Obiang back to Italy, but will have to stump up the £6.9m fee in order to do so. If West Ham were to procure this fee, they would have made a profit on Obiang in the space of a year.
West Ham signed Obiang from Sampdoria last year for just £5.1m. This means that West Ham are looking for a profit of £1.8m on the midfielder.
Obiang only played 24 Premier League matches last season, with many of those appearances coming as a substitute.
West Ham are open to the idea of Obiang, as Slaven Bilic looks to bring in new signings to further strengthen his squad this season.
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