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Premier League newcomers Bournemouth will look to secure the services of former Newcastle United striker Obafemi Martins this summer.
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce has dismissed reports suggesting that the club are looking to make a move for Seattle Sounders front man Obafemi Martins during the upcoming transfer window.
Seattle Sounders striker Obafemi Martins has been linked with a return to the Premier League on a temporary basis with West Ham United in January.
Obafemi Martins could well be on his way back the Premiership next summer, as the player has reportedly grown unhappy with life in Germany at Wolfsburg.
Newcastle have accepted an offer from German Bundesliga champions Wolfsburg for the sale of star striker Obafemi Martins. It is understood that Wolfsburg will bring in Martins as they prepare for the departure of Dzeko.
Newcastle striker Obafemi Martins is looking forward to quitting the club and trying his luck elsewhere, according to a German report. Wolfsburg are believed to be closing in on the Nigerian forward.
Arsenal could replace Emmanuel Adebayor with Newcastle striker Obafemi Martins. A cut-price deal could be pushed through for the Nigerian international forward, should fellow African Adebayor quit the club as expected.
Obafemi Martins is reportedly a shock target for Tottenham on this busy January transfer window deadline day. There had been rumours that Darren Bent could be heading for St. James' Park whilst the Nigerian Martins would head the opposite direction.
Newcastle United chief Joe Kinnear has admitted his side face a real battle to stave off the threat of relegation this season after the 2-1 defeat at Manchester City.
Arsenal are reportedly on high alert after there were rumours that Obafemi Martins was set to ask for a transfer away from Newcastle in the January transfer window. The player is valued by the Toon in the region of £13 million.
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