Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay has been linked with a move away from the club this summer.
The Scottish international is not a regular starter for Manchester United and it is no surprise that they are ready to cash in on him for the right price. According to Football Insider, they will look to sell the 27-year-old if they manage to bring in the right reinforcements.
West Ham United are keen on signing the player and it remains to be seen whether the Hammers submit an official offer in the coming weeks. The player has been linked with Fulham as well.
Despite not being a regular starter for Manchester United, the Scottish international midfielder contributed to 10 goals in all competitions last season and he is capable of helping out defensively as well. He could be a quality addition to the West Ham midfield for the right price. The Hammers need more quality and depth in the middle of the park.
McTominay is well settled in the Premier League and he could make an instant impact. He will want to play regularly at this stage of his career and West Ham could provide him with that opportunity.
West Ham need a quality midfielder
West Ham managed to compete in European football in the last two seasons and they will look to compete at that level regularly. They will need to bring in quality players in order for that to happen.
The Manchester United midfielder could be attracted to the idea of joining them next season. It remains to be seen how the situation unfolds.
West Ham have a talented squad and they have brought in a quality manager like Julen Lopetegui. They will be hoping to plug the weaknesses in their squad before the summer transfer window closes and signing a complete midfielder should be one of their priorities.
The 27 year-old Manchester United midfielder will want to join a club where he will play regularly and West Ham could be the ideal fit for him. Meanwhile, Manchester United need to bring in top quality players in order to compete with clubs like Arsenal and Manchester City. It is no surprise that they are willing to cash in on players like McTominay.
