Chelsea midfielder Danny Drinkwater has allegedly emerged as a possible transfer target for West Ham United.
Last summer, Drinkwater completed a move from Leicester City to Stamford Bridge, but the 28-year-old has been limited to just five starts and seven substitute appearances in the Premier League.
A report has suggested that Drinkwater could consider his future at the end of the season, and according to a post from Twitter user EXWHUemployee, West Ham could make an approach ahead of next season.
Danny Drinkwater of Chelsea has emerged as a potential midfield target for us following his frustration at his lack of games and the signing could become even more realistic if Leicester's Director of football Eduardo Macià is appointed (who actually sold him to Chelsea funnily)
— ExWHUemployee (@ExWHUemployee) April 13, 2018
West Ham are still trying to remain in the Premier League for another 12 months but if successful, a move for England international Drinkwater could become realistic
Eduardo Macia has been with Leicester since 2016 and has previously held positions at the likes of Valencia and Liverpool.
Darren Plant
