According to a report by journalist Jack Rosser of The Evening Standard, as shared on his Twitter, West Ham United manager David Moyes hasn't ruled out yet another attempt for Man United ace Jesse Lingard.

The Lowdown: West Ham in Lingard chase...

As reported in the summer, Lingard was firmly on manager Moyes' radar as an attacking target following his very impressive 2020/2021 loan stint at the London Stadium.

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The England international bagged a brilliant nine goals and four assists in 16 Premier League starts over the second half of last campaign (WhoScored) - leading West Ham to aim for his permanent re-signing.

Alas, when Lingard opted against a return to east London, West Ham instead moved to sign Croatian ace Nikola Vlasic from CSKA Moscow on deadline day.

As attention already turns to January, with the Irons thought to be already eyeing Adam Hlozek of Sparta Prague, news has emerged on another attacker in Lingard.

The Latest: Moyes not done with Lingard?

As per Rosser, sharing an article on his Twitter, West Ham may not be done with the 28-year-old just yet despite signing Vlasic.

It is believed that Moyes 'has considered another move in January' for the player dependent on his chances at Old Trafford and how Vlasic takes to life in the Premier League.

"As per Paul Hirst, Jesse Lingard has rejected a new deal at Manchester United," he explained on social media.

"David Moyes has considered another move in January dependent on Lingard’s game time and how Vlasic settles."

The Verdict: Move on...

While Lingard has been dubbed 'absolutely phenomenal' in recent months (Adrian Durham, talkSPORT), we believe West Ham should move on and prioritise signing an out-and-out striker.

Moyes already has three great attacking midfield options in Vlasic, Pablo Fornals and Said Benrahma, yet no alternative to Michail Antonio up front.

This is where the Scotsman should be prioritising, not yet another Lingard attempt.

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