Dendoncker wants to leave quickly, but West Ham is not concrete

TUESDAY, 23 JANUARY 2018, 13:30 - lajoya
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TRANSFERS Leander Dendoncker still has the wish to leave during this transfer period, writes Het Nieuwsblad. West Ham, which scouted him on Sunday, seems the most concrete. However, Het Laatste Nieuws knows that Dendoncker is not a priority for West Ham.


The current Anderlecht board made a promise to Dendoncker last summer that he can leave for 15 million euros after this season. A nice sum to attract him for a subtopper in England. But in over a month Marc Coucke takes over the torch at Anderlecht and Dendoncker doubts whether he will stick to this agreement. After all, she has not been put on paper.


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West Ham sent assistant coach Stuart Pierce and head scout Tony Henry to Genk to see Dendoncker on Sunday. "A lost trip", according to Het Laatste Nieuws. In London they apparently did not know that Dendoncker is currently playing as a defender. In addition, West Ham only scouted him because their other transfer targets are not moving. Manager David Moyes was in Spain to watch two other midfielders and with West Ham negotiates with Newcaste on midfielder Shelvey.

Hein Vanhaezebrouck said on Sunday that he does not want to see any key players leave this week. Manager Herman Van Holsbeeck repeated that yesterday against Het Laatste Nieuws. "It is not the intention to let Leander go, the same applies to Adrien Trebel, and I have not yet received an offer."