Robert Snodgrass set for West Ham medical as Hammers agree £10million fee for Hull winger
Hull winger can help fill the gap at London Stadium if Dimitri Payet finally gets his way and heads back to Marseille
WEST HAM have leapfrogged Burnley and Middlesbrough in the three-way tug-of-war for Hull top scorer Robert Snodgrass.
The nine-goal former Norwich man will undergo a medical with the Hammers on Friday after Slaven Bilic's side agreed a £10million fee.
Boro are understood to be waiting to see if their undisclosed offer has also been accepted.
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The Tigers, who are 19th in the Premier League, rejected a bid from the Hammers earlier this month believed to be in the region of £6m.
It is now down to Scotland midfielder Snodgrass, 29, to decide where he wants to go.
Hull head coach Marco Silva has stated he would like to keep Snodgrass at the KCOM.
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The winger has been at Hull since 2014 after stints at Carrow Road and Leeds.
Burnley are looking to add his firepower to Andre Gray's seven goals.
Snodgrass has actually fired 12 goals this season, including a hat-trick for his country.
West Ham could soon have a free space in midfield if wantaway Dimitri Payet final makes his way back to Marseille.
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Snodgrass's ability at set pieces would go a long way to making up for the Frenchman's absence while his pace on the counter attack is also very attractive.