Roma are willing to let West Ham target Edin Dzeko leave this summer, but will reportedly demand an eye-watering sum for his sale.
According to claims from Gazzetta dello Sport, as cited in a report from Calciomercato, the Italian side are ready to demand a considerable fee worth €30 million for their striker.
Dzeko has just over one year remaining on his current deal at Stadio Olimpico, but Roma are unwilling to let him leave for anything less than a premium price.
West Ham have been heavily linked with a move to sign the Bosnian forward in the summer, with Manuel Pellegrini understood to be targeting a reunion with the former Manchester City star.
Gazzetta dello Sport’s report claims that several clubs have been put off by Roma’s valuation of the 33-year-old, with Inter Milan not prepared to spend big on Dzeko.
West Ham already have a plethora of experienced strikers within the ranks, and could be reluctant to pay €30 million on yet another ageing front-man.
