Robert Snodgrass could be on the verge of leaving West Ham after only joining in January with Brighton and Hove Albion interested in securing his services, according to a report on Football London.
The former Hull winger has struggled to settle at the Hammers since his £10 million move to the London Stadium in January.
It is understood that Brighton are ready to offer £8 million for the Scottish international.
Snodgrass impressed during the first half of the season when he was at Hull. But he has found it difficult to replicate that form at West Ham, where he has fallen out of favour.
The winger is yet to score a goal for the club and has spent the majority of his time on the substitutes bench for Slaven Bilic’s side.
Premier League new-boys Brighton are looking to take advantage of Snodgrass’ current situation by placing a bid for him. The winger would be valuable to Brighton due to his Premier League experience.
The Hammers are set to make a loss on the winger as Brighton are not willing to go above £8 million for the player.
Snodgrass may get some game time to prove his worth after he was named in Scotland’s squad for their upcoming Wold Cup qualifier against England.
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