West Ham have made the forward, who has scored for the team this season, a transfer target

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the name of the head coach who will lead West Ham next season, the Hammers intend to make a quality reinforcement in the summer off-season.

According to The Telegraph, the club from the capital of England have made Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke a potential transfer target.

The performance of West Ham's offensive line this season can hardly be called outstanding, which can't be said about the Cherries forward. Solanke has scored 16 goals and given four assists in 28 games for Bournemouth this season. Interestingly, Solanke scored one of his goals on 1 February against West Ham. That match ended in a 1-1 draw.

The 26-year-old forward's contract with his current club is valid until June 2027, and Trasnfermarkt values the player at 25 million euros.

In the event of a move to West Ham, Solanke's mentor could be Thomas Tuchel, as he is seen as a potential successor to David Moyes by the Hammers bosses.