West Ham hold more positive talks over a move for Villarreal's Danjuma

West Ham have held more positive talks over a move for Villarreal forward Arnaut Danjuma but have still to agree a fee, Sportsmail understands.

The pacey forward enjoyed another successful season in Spain, and has previously attracted interest from Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal. 

Reports in Spain have claimed Villarreal would be willing to sell for around £37.5million, a figure which would represent good value for the 25-year-old.

Danjuma would offer variety for David Moyes' side, and he also has the added bonus of Premier League experience, having previously played for Bournemouth.

He scored 17 goals last season, and dazzled in the Champions League.

Having also picked up four assists across all competitions, the winger has been eyed up by a number of elite clubs. He confirmed that Anfield figures were keen on him.

Danjuma previously told Dutch broadcaster Ziggo Sport: 'I was informed that Liverpool were following me closely.

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'I have never had contacts with clubs or anything like that during the season - I always know about the situation after the season.

'I will never lie and I think it’s a bad quality if you are not ambitious.

'If a club came along that offered me a higher platform to play on sport-wise, I would always have to consider it.' 

Moyes wants around six players this summer, having already signed defender Nayef Aguerd and goalkeeper Alphonse Areola, following the latter's successful loan spell.

West Ham have spoken to Chelsea about striker Armando Broja, meanwhile, while an offer has been tabled for Jesse Lingard, a free agent after his Manchester United exit.

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