Paper Talk: West Ham name price for Man Utd target Arnautovic; Tottenham end pursuit of £70m attacker

West Ham have revealed to Manchester United their cost for forward Marko Arnautovic, while Tottenham have abandoned their quest for Wilfried Zaha, as per Friday's papers. 

WEST HAM STICK BIG VALUATION ON MAN UTD TARGET 

West Ham have apparently slapped a £60million valuation on Marko Arnautovic as the forward keeps on being connected with a move to Manchester United.

The Austrian assailant rose as an unexpected focus for Red Devils supervisor Jose Mourinho half a month back after he finished the season is fantastic shape for the Hammers.

The 29-year-old, who was marked from Stoke for £24million the previous summer, scored 11 objectives in 22 diversions in the second 50% of the battle as West Ham in the end pulled far from any assignment inconvenience.

Given that frame, the Hammers are demanding that Arnautovic isn't available to be purchased – in spite of the fact that the report in the Daily Mirror guarantees that they are expecting an offered from United.

Mourinho had a short spell accountable for the forward amid their chance together in Inter Milan and he was in participation as Austria beat Russia in a well disposed conflict in front of the World Cup a week ago.

The United supervisor is said to be a major devotee of Arnautovic's capacity to play through the center or as a wide forward, as he hopes to give solid rivalry to any semblance of Romelu Lukaku, Alexis Sanchez and Marcus Rashford in United's assault.

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