West Ham United have had a £3m bid for Scotland international midfielder Robert Snodgrass rejected by Hull City, according to a report.
The Hammers have already supposedly fallen short in their pursuit of Jermain Defoe, Moussa Dembele and Scott Hogan, the latter of whom still remains on their radar.
Sky Sports News reports that their search for new attacking talent continues, however, as Premier League rivals Hull have knocked back United's offer for Snodgrass and do not intend to sell him this month.
Snodgrass had been linked with a £20m exit from the KCOM Stadium, having impressed for the division's bottom-placed side this term thanks to his seven goals and two assists, but West Ham's initial approach fell well short of that valuation.
Hull are now under new management after appointing Marco Silva to replace the recently-sacked Mike Phelan.
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