West Ham are poised to make a suprise move for Inter Milan forward Diego Milito when the transfer window opens next month.
Milito, 34, is set to out of contract at the end of the season and reports in Italy suggest Inter could be willing to let him leave in January for a reduced fee.
The Hammers’ boss Sam Allardyce has been desperate to strengthen his forward line,
and even though club record signing Andy Carroll is close to making a first-team return, he looks certain to bring more strikers into the club.
Milito has a wealth of experience and is best remembered for scoring twice in the 2010 European Cup Final, as Inter beat Bayern Munich.
Allardyce has also been linked with moves for Tottenham’s Emmanuel Adebayor and ex-Hammer Demba Ba of Chelsea.
But he could now switch his attentions to the Argentine forward and make his move to sign him in the New Year.
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