It appears West Ham is eyeing a move to revive their interest in Bournemouth’s Dominic Solanke, who has been in fine form with six goals in 12 Premier League matches. Despite an earlier rebuffed approach, David Moyes is eager to bolster his squad’s attacking options. However, Bournemouth is unlikely to part with Solanke easily, given his key role and lengthy contract.

The Hammers have other targets in mind, including Feyenoord’s Santiago Gimenez, but his club is determined to keep him at least until the end of the current season. Additionally, top clubs across Europe, such as Tottenham, Arsenal, and Atletico Madrid, are monitoring Gimenez’s progress.

Amid their search for a Premier League-proven striker, West Ham is managing the playing time of Michail Antonio while witnessing Mohammed Kudus’ impactful arrival from Ajax. Kudus, already making a mark with five goals in 15 appearances, seems to be on track for a regular starting role in the team’s forward line.