West Ham transfer news: Hammers offered ex-Manchester City star Samir Nasri from Antalyaspor

SAMIR NASRI could reportedly be set for a Premier League return with West Ham.

The Frenchman, 30, only joined Antalyaspor last summer after six years at Manchester City.

But the claim the Turkish side have offered him to the Hammers.

And Cumhur Arici, a member of the  Antalyaspor board, confirmed the ex-Arsenal star's availability.

He said: "A clear decision has been made for a parting of the ways with Nasri.

"His manager will come and negotiations will be made on the subject of money owed and we will part company."

And a comeback to England is believed to be his main ambition as his representatives attempt to find him a new employer.

Nasri spent last season on loan in Spain with Valencia before his deal expired at The Etihad.

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West Ham boss David Moyes is desperately trying to bolster his squad after it was hit by a number of injuries.

However, a number of his strikers have been linked with a move away from the London Stadium as the Hammers attempted to generate some transfer funds.

Chelsea wanted Andy Carroll before he was sidelined.

As SunSport exclusively revealed this morning, a hairline fracture will keep him out until at least the end of April.

Diafra Sakho is also wanted by a number of clubs but Moyes has rejected an offer from Bordeaux due to his casualty list.

And £16m summer signing Javier Hernandez is another speculated to be available.

But after the Mexican's equaliser against Bournemouth on Saturday, Moyes insisted he cannot afford to let anyone leave just yet.

He said: "There’s been speculation about Chicharito but there has been speculation about Andy Carroll, about Diafra Sakho, about every man and his dog.

"As far as I am concerned, you can look at my bench and you can say, 'If there is one club at this present time that does not need to lose any players, it is West Ham'.

"We’re so short."