West Ham are battling Everton and Wolves to sign Al-Ahli striker Djaniny this summer.
According to A Bola, via HITC, all three clubs are interested in securing a deal to snap up the forward ahead of next season.
Djaniny has caught the eye with his performances for Al-Ahli this season and West Ham are keen to bring him over to England.
West Ham are in the market for a new striker, after Marko Arnautovic handed in a transfer request last January – although the Austrian failed to secure his move to China and ended up staying at the London Stadium.
The report claims that Everton have been keeping tabs on Djaniny, whilst West Ham have already made an enquiry.
He has been capped 28 times by his country, Cape Verde, and netted five times at international level.
The 28-year-old striker scored 20 goals in 21 games for Al-Ahli this season, attracting interest from a host of clubs – including West Ham.
