Exclusive: West Ham Join Dominic Calvert-Lewin Chase as Newcastle and Leeds Table Offers

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is weighing up his options ahead of finding a new club, with West Ham United entering the race according to SportsBoom sources.

The striker has been a free agent since ending his nine-year spell with Everton at the end of last season. 

And the 28-year-old has sacked his agent after a dream move to Manchester United fell through as Ruben Amorim bolstered his attacking options with the marquee signings of Benjamin Sesko, Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo. 

The Red Devils are not the only Premier League club who Calvert-Lewin has been in talks with. 

Calvert-Lewin's future has been one of the sagas of the summer. 

The former England striker Calvert-Lewin has also held talks with both Newcastle United and Leeds United.

Magpies’ boss Eddie Howe could still offer the former England striker a deal and sees him as a good back up option to a potential Alexander Isak replacement. 

Graham Potter is well aware of the need to add goals to his Hammers side after a poor goalscoring record last term.

London could be an attractive proposition for the player, who would be guaranteed to lead the line for the Hammers.

Any move for Calvert-Lewin is seen as a potential risk after his injury issues in recent years.

Yorkshire Return?

Leeds entered talks with the out-of-contract hitman in recent days ahead of their return to the top flight.

Daniel Farke is eager to add firepower to his squad and told Patrick Bamford earlier this summer that he would not feature in his immediate Premier League plans.

Earlier in the summer, Sunderland made an ambitious attempt to lure the marksman, who has 71 Premier League goals to his name, to the North East.

But the player is understood to have wanted a move to a side higher up the Premier League food chain, which would potentially rule out a move to Elland Road.