Conor Gallagher is currently under contract with Chelsea for two more years, and Mauricio Pochettino considers him an integral part of the squad.
Meanwhile, West Ham has engaged in discussions with Scott McTominay, but a valuation gap exists between the Hammers and Manchester United.
Additionally, West Ham is actively pursuing James Ward-Prowse as they aim to secure two midfielders to fill the void left by Declan Rice’s departure.
Gallagher has two years remaining on his contract with Chelsea, and the club is reportedly open to extending his deal.
Any potential move would likely depend on Gallagher’s decision, and West Ham is considering whether to make an improved offer.
Currently, Gallagher is on Chelsea’s tour of the USA and recently scored a goal in their 4-3 victory against Brighton. As of now, Mauricio Pochettino is planning to include him in the squad for the upcoming season.
After Declan Rice’s departure to Arsenal for a hefty £105m, West Ham is actively exploring options for midfield reinforcements. Conor Gallagher is among the midfielders they are considering, but the club ideally aims to secure the signings of two replacements for the position.