Blackburn Rovers have received no formal bids for West Ham transfer target Adam Armstrong according to reports from the Lancashire Telegraph.
The striker had a great season at Ewood Park after scoring 29 goals for the club in an impressive campaign for the 24-year-old.
With his contract moving into the final 12 months of its term, it seems that Blackburn could be resigned to selling the player as they look to avoid any chance of him leaving for nothing next summer.
A number of clubs are said to be keen with West Ham United and Fulham both making enquiries,while Southampton, Newcastle United, Norwich City and Brighton are also said to be keen.
While enquiries have been made, the Lancashire Telegraph claim that Blackburn are yet to receive a formal offer for the player.
As per the report, it’s claimed that Tony Mowbray’s side are ‘realistic’ over the player’s contract situation at the club, meaning that a summer deal may well be in the offing. However, the club’s valuation of £20million will need to be met if the Championship club are to sell their star man.