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By MICHAEL PAVITT Published: 03: 55 AEDT, 21 March 2025 | Updated: 11: 27 AEDT, 21 March 2025 2 View comments England midfielder Angel Gomes is reportedly set to snub a move to West Ham as he approaches the end of his Lille contract. The Man United academy product joined Lille back in 2020, signing a five-year deal with the French side. Gomes has made 134 appearances in all competitions for the Ligue 1 club, with his form leading to call-ups to the England squad under interim boss Lee Carlsey last year. The 24-year-old is out of contract at the end of the season and is expected to attract interest from across Europe. According to the Guardian, West Ham have already offered Gomes a contract worth £100, 000-a-week. The offer comes with Graham Potter seeking to overhaul the Hammers midfield next season. England midfielder Angel Gomes is reportedly set to snub a £100, 000-a-week offer West Ham are claimed to have offered Gomes a deal as Graham Potter aims to rebuild his side The former Man United academy product is out of contract at Lille at the end of the season Gomes, however, is reportedly expected to turn down West Ham's approach to sign him on a free transfer. The deep lying midfielder, who has earned four caps for England to date, is claimed to also be of interest to La Liga leaders Barcelona. Gomes had been selected in all three of Carsley's squads during his spell as interim boss, having been part of the Under-21 European Championship winning squad under the coach in 2023. He missed out on Thomas Tuchel's first England squad having dropped out of the Lille side in recent weeks. Gomes has made 20 appearances in all competitions this season for Lille, scoring twice and providing one assist. The midfielder has seen his season disrupted by injuries, limiting him to just 10 starts in Ligue 1 during the campaign. Gomes has featured in one of Lille’s last six matches in Ligue 1.
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