West Ham made two separate bids for Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay on Monday, with boss David Moyes hoping to spend the cash brought in from the sale of Declan Rice
Manchester United have rejected West Ham’s bids for Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay, though remain in talks over a deal for their former skipper.
The Hammers submitted seperate bids for the Red Devils duo on Monday, offering two £30million deals. Both players are seen as being available for a move, with boss Erik ten Hag having stripped Maguire of the captaincy earlier this summer.
West Ham have already seen one bid rejected for the England international, but they have now returned with an improved offer. In addition, boss David Moyes is also keen to splash the cash brought in by the sale of Declan Rice to sign a new midfielder.
His latest top target is McTominay, but the Manchester Evening News report that United have outright rejected their £30m offer for the Scot. The Red Devils have also turned down the bid for Maguire, with the two deals being separate.