West Ham United have submitted an offer worth £57million ($70m) to sign Aston Villa striker Jhon Duran. The east London club are long-term admirers of Duran but their proposal, which includes potential bonuses,

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Aston Villa have turned a bid from West Ham for Jhon Duran, but there is still a possibility that the striker leaves the club this month.

Aston Villa have rejected a bid from West Ham for striker Jhon Duran; the forward has recently signed a contract extension until 2030, but only made four Premier League starts this season; the Hammers

Prior to his new deal, we spoke with Ezra Hendrickson, who managed Duran at Chicago Fire in MLS. You can read the full interview below... The narrative surrounding Duran this season has been something in which all associated with Villa have marvelled,

Football Insider has been told by Keith Wyness that Aston Villa could sell Jhon Duran and sign "tried and tested" striker Victor Osimhen.

Paris Saint-Germain are exploring ways to strengthen their attack for the future, with Aston Villa forward Jhon Durán emerging as a potential target.Journalist Ben Jacobs recently reported that

Unai Emery has rejected a second attempt by West Ham to lure the forward away from Villa Park, as the club brushed off a £57million bid from the Londoners. The Hammers had previously tried to purchase the 21-year-old striker last summer, only to be turned down, and received the same response yesterday.

The Hammers are long-term admirers of the 21-year-old striker who recently signed a new deal at Villa Park but remains second choice to Ollie Watkins

West Ham have had a £57m bid for Jhon Duran rejected by Aston Villa, who are determined not to sell the 21-year-old Colombia forward valued at £80m this month. (Telegraph - subscription required) Want more transfer stories?