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West Ham United move to distance themselves from reports claiming they have agreed a deal with Liverpool for the loan of Andy Carroll.

West Ham United have reportedly rejected claims that they have agreed a deal for the loan move of Andy Carroll to the club from Liverpool.

Reports had suggested that the Hammers had secured a £2m loan deal with a view to a permanent transfer at the end of the season.

However, Sky Sports News are claiming that the newly-promoted side have not concluded a deal for the England striker.

Despite the reports, sources close to the former Newcastle United striker are insisting that he is not keen on a permanent deal away from Anfield.

Carroll joined Liverpool from Newcastle for £35m 18 months ago.

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