Danny Mills has suggested that West Ham are ‘playing a game’ with potential suitors for Grady Diangana as the club’s price tag for the attacker was revealed.
The former Leeds and Manchester City defender, speaking exclusively to Football Insider correspondent Dylan Childs, suggested that the 22-year-old is surplus to requirements at the London Stadium despite his huge success in the Championship last season.
Diangana spent the 2019/20 campaign on loan at West Brom and his eight goals and seven assists helped the Baggies gain promotion to the Premier League.
Football Insider revealed on Thursday that the Hammers had slapped a £25million price tag on the winger this summer.
The club had previously wanted to keep Diangana but have now performed a U-turn as they look to raise funds for new signings.
When asked by Football Insider for his evaluation of the Irons asking price, Mills said:
