According to a report on Le10 Sport, Morgan Sanson’s value has been dropped to around €25m and that could be a huge boost for West Ham.
The Marseille midfielder has been a target for the Hammers for some time but his high price tag has seemed to be an issue.
But, with the French Ligue 1 side desperate for funds to ensure there is no breach of Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules, his valuation has dropped down from the initial €40m asking price.
In the January transfer window, the Hammers had a €30m bid for Sanson rejected by Marseille.
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The midfielder himself admitted that he laughed when he heard of interest in him from West Ham, which immediately isn’t a good sign about his intentions.
However, the Frenchman, who has scored 39 goals in his career (Transfermarkt), could now be offloaded for even less than the €30m that was offered for him and this could suit the Hammers. Naturally, if the London club were willing to pay €30m for him, then we feel that paying €25m should be no issue.
However, we believe that whether West Ham stay in the top-flight or not could play a big part in whether they pursue a move for Sanson, who has ten goal involvements this season.
