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Ham United have made a €35million offer for Marseille striker Michy Batshuayi,
as per latest news from SkySports.
The
Hammers offer was around £28.25million earlier today but due to the Britain
exit from the European Union, the pound value has decreased which has given a
big blow to the English clubs.
The
Brexit would be a huge negative point for the Premier League sides as the value
of foreigner players would be doubled.
Batshuayi
who has been eyed by several top sides including Tottenham and Juventus is
expected to leave the club this summer.
The
Belgian international is currently at the Euro 2016 in France. Belgium has
qualified for the round of 16 by finishing second in the Group E.
Batshuayi
netted 24 goals for French side Marseille in Ligue 1 last term.
Despite
of in strong links, the 22-year-old has no plans to sign any new deal during
Euros. He told recently that he would not plan to move to a new club during Euros.
He is focusing on Belgium’s victory.
Batshuayi
has helped Belgium with his two goals in five appearances in the qualifying
round, however he has not featured in the Euro group games.
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