West Ham manager Sam Allardyce confirmed with SkySports he would love the chance to bring Andy Carroll to West Ham United, but accepts any move will depend on the player.
Brendan Rogers hinted at the possibilty of £35 Million striker Carroll being sent on loan, and since then speculation has been rife with AC Milan, Newcastle and West Ham all being linked with moves.
Allardyce Unsure
However, Allardyce is not convinced the big number 9 would be interested in a move to Upton Park.
Speaking with SkySports Allardyce said:
You can’t say you wouldn’t be interested in Andy Carroll, he’s a player who has got great stature in the Premier League,”
“Whether Andy Carroll wants to come to West Ham is another matter.”
Asked if he would favour a loan move or a permanent deal for the 23-year-old striker, Allardyce added: “It depends on whether Andy Carroll wants to come to West Ham.”
Not sure if this deal is likely to come off and feel that this could be disguising the fact we are trying to sign Modibo Maiga.
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