West Ham have reportedly revived their interest in Stoke City midfielder Badou Ndiaye.
For months, the Hammers were linked with a swoop for the Senegalese midfielder but Galatasaray and then the Potters secured respective deals for him.
However, with Stoke having been consigned to relegation at the end of the season, it seems West Ham have sensed an opportunity to recruit Ndiaye this summer.
According to a report from Galsen Foot, an outlet dedicated to Senegalese football, West Ham have enquired over Ndiaye’s availability ahead of a potential summer move.
West Ham are out to bolster their midfield options ahead of next season and it appears as though Ndiaye remains a target, with his exploits at Stoke only enhancing the Hammers’ interests.
Despite being a part of the ill-fated Stoke side in the second-half of the Premier League season, Ndiaye showed signs of quality and was by no means a poor performer under Paul Lambert.
Arsenal have also been named as an interested club, with Ndiaye seemingly hot property this summer.
