West Ham weigh up move for £60 million Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin - Paper Round

West Ham weigh up Calvert-Lewin The Sun believes that West Ham are considering a move for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who is valued at around £60 million by current club Everton. The 24-year-old has struggled for fitness recently but David Moyes’ side see him as potentially a huge signing.

Everton would consider selling him after years of heavy spending, having decided Jordan Pickford would not raise enough cash. Ad/> /> TransfersAllegri: Arthur will stay but Ramsey will leave the club11 HOURS AGO Paper Round’s view: If Calvert-Lewin’s injury problems persist then selling him for £60m would represent some excellent business, however popular and talented the player is.

For West Ham such a sum represents a gamble for a club that size, but if he were able to play consistently then he could see the side transformed into one to credibly challenge for the top four each season. Read the full story Netherlands to offer Guardiola next role The Mirror claims that the Netherlands Football Association will offer Pep Guardiola the chance to take over from Louis van Gaal after the Qatar World cup.

Guardiola will be out of contract and was offered the gig when his last contract at Manchester City was coming to an end, but the Netherlands hope the links with Johan Cruyff could convince the Spaniard to make the switch. /> Paper Round’s view: Guardiola may find the idea of the Netherlands appealing, and he has previously said he would be happy to move into international football before, citing the job in charge of Brazil as one of his career ambitions.

The Netherlands would offer the manager a less intense role, something he may be keen on after his longest stint with a side in his career so far. Read the full story Villa in talks for Betancur