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West Ham rule out move for former Man Utd ace and Moyes favourite Fellaini despite midfield woes


WEST HAM have ruled out a move for Marouane Fellaini.

Reports claimed David Moyes was eyeing a THIRD reunion with the big Belgian.

 David Moyes will not try and sign Marouane Fellaini at West Ham

David Moyes will not try and sign Marouane Fellaini at West HamCredit: Getty – Contributor

The pair worked together at Everton before Fellaini, 32, followed Moyes to Manchester United.

Despite the manager only lasting 10 months at Old Trafford, Fellaini went on to have six seasons as a Red Devil.

It was claimed they could once again link up but SunSport understands Moyes will NOT be making another move for the Shandong Taishan ace.

However, West Ham have apparently agreed a deal in principle to sign Gedson Fernandes from Benfica on an 18-month loan without an option to buy.

Fellaini has been playing in the Chinese Super-League since February last year, scoring eight goals in 22 matches.

But the Far East league has now introduced a salary cap which means the midfielder would be forced to take a 75 per cent pay cut if he stayed beyond his current deal.

It could encourage the 32-year-old to consider a future back in Europe.



Fellaini scored 27 goals in his 260 Prem appearances for both Everton and United.

The 6ft 4in star earns over £360,000  a-week in China, but that will be cut to no more than £50,000 once his contract expires.

He currently has two years left on his Shandong Taishan deal.

 Fellaini has been playing in the Chinese Super-League since February last year

Fellaini has been playing in the Chinese Super-League since February last yearCredit: Getty – Contributor

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