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Spurs striker on Irons radar

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adebaWest Ham are set to make a fresh move for free agent Emanuel Adebayor in the summer.

The Spurs striker was a loan target until the end of the campaign in the January transfer window but Spurs chairman Daniel Levy played hardball on wages wanting the Irons to foot his entire wage of £100k a week.

However, the player is out of contract in the summer and will have to take a cut on his wages at 31 years old which gives the Hammers negotiators a shout at concluding a deal.

Carlton Cole looks a certain departure with West Brom’s Tony Pulis still interested and the the Irons know we have to get quality cover in for Andy Carroll.

Adebayor will doubtless have plenty of offers from clubs in the middle east and US but may feel he has a case to make in the Premier League.

However, a Hammers source told ClaretandHugh exclusively: “He interests us and anything is possible in the summer.”

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Hugh Southon is a lifelong Iron and the founding editor of ClaretandHugh. He is a national newspaper journalist of many years experience and was Bobby Moore's 'ghost' writer during the great man's lifetime. He describes ClaretandHugh as "the Hammers daily newspaper!"

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  • simoncez says:

    We don’t need another lumbering giant slowing up our fast paced players

  • westhamwag says:

    Thought we weren’t doing any business with Spurs any more since the OS fiasco.

    • tony says:

      he will be a free agent Wag. No need to deal with Spurs on this one. However, the player has never been my cup of tea. I think the question should rather be….I thought our transfer policy was not to buy any more old players with no sell on value?

  • New606 says:

    Hope we steer well clear, can’t recall who we were linked with the other day but I liked the sound of him signing

  • TysonM says:

    This would be a typical bfs signing,early thirties,past their prime.His type of player for sure,but not the type we want to be signing.

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