Snodgrass to stay a Hammer

It appears Robert Snodgrass will stay a Hammer after prospective interested Championship clubs  are unwilling to pay his £60,000 per week wages. The  Sun claims he is likely to stay put until the January transfer window.

The Scotsman has been linked with interest from Championship clubs Aston Villa, Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds, Middlesbrough and Sunderland.

Snodgrass played for Leeds between 2008 and 2012 joining from Livingston for a compensation fee of £35,000. He was later sold to Norwich in 2012 for £3m.The Canaries doubled their money when they sold him to Hull for £6m in 2014. West Ham paid £10.2m to Hull when they signed him In January this year on a three and a half year contract.