West Ham United have reportedly rekindled their interest in signing Super Eagles striker Emmanuel Dennis, who remains without a club following his exit from Nottingham Forest in August.
Dennis, 27, became a free agent after mutually terminating his contract with Forest, where he struggled for regular playing time and was deemed surplus to requirements.
The Nigerian forward, who previously impressed in the Premier League with Watford, had been linked with a return to the Hornets earlier this season, but talks reportedly collapsed before a deal could be finalised.
According to The West Ham Way, the Hammers are now exploring the possibility of bringing Dennis to the London Stadium as they seek to bolster their attack amid ongoing goal-scoring challenges in the Premier League.
Meanwhile, Scottish champions Celtic are also believed to be monitoring the player’s situation closely, leaving his next destination uncertain as the January transfer window approaches.
Dennis, known for his pace, directness, and work rate, has 9 goals in 42 Premier League appearances and could provide valuable attacking depth for any club willing to take a chance on his revival.
