West Ham target Robert Snodgrass is the latest player to be linked with a move to the Chinese Super League, but Guardian editor Ed Aarons has claimed that he is keen to stay in the Premier League.
Twitter: Robert #Snodgrass has offers from China and Turkey but wants to stay in Premier League. West Ham, West Brom and Palace in mix (@ed_aarons)
The Scotland international has been heavily linked with a move to West Ham this month but Slaven Bilic’s efforts to bring the winger to the London Stadium have been rebuffed so far by Hull City, who are looking to hang on to their prized asset.
The 29-year-old has been superb for The Tigers this season, proving to be one of very few shining lights in what has been a dismal season for Marco Silva’s men so far.
Snodgrass appears to have plenty of options to choose from this month, with the trio of top-flight clubs keen to add him to their squad, but it doesn’t look as though the Scotsman has his sights set anywhere else beyond the Premier League, regardless of which club.
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