During the summer, West Ham bolstered their attacking options significantly with the additions of Felipe Anderson and Andriy Yarmolenko.
Manager Manuel Pellegrini, though, could look to strengthen that area of the squad further once the transfer window reopens in January with the Chilean said to be interested in bringing Marseille striker Kostas Mitroglou to the London Stadium.
The Daily Mail reports West Ham are weighing up a loan move for the 30-year-old in a deal that Marseille would be very open to.
The Ligue 1 outfit are looking to reduce their wage bill and the former Fulham flop could now be a casualty, as a result.
Up front, the Hammers do look a bit light. With Javier Hernandez having not quite lived up to expectations since arriving in east London last summer, outside of Marko Arnautovic, there are not to many other options for Pellegrini. With that in mind, a move for another striker such as Mitroglou has some logic behind it.
Have a look at what West Ham supporters are saying on the Greece international below…
https://twitter.com/barritelli/status/1059141250270539777
Errrr nope. No thanks.
— mrp (@MarkPinkney1) November 4, 2018
He’s awful
— Steve’ (@StevehWHU) 3 November 2018
Nope
— ⚒ (@54fc875286444f7) November 3, 2018
for a second there I thought you said we were interested in Mitroglu….oh you did. Rather stick with Carroll.
— Russell Kirby (@rustyk1971) 3 November 2018
No thanks
— NO PLACE LIKE HOME (@NPLH_ZINE) 3 November 2018
https://twitter.com/samhardy85/status/1059093761714741249
https://twitter.com/larryberyl/status/1059055465211019264







