West Ham have been offered the chance to sign former Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri by Turkish side Antalyaspor, reports The Daily Mail.
Nasri only joined Antalyaspor over the summer but the Turkish side are looking to shift his wages off their books and are sounding out potential suitors.
David Moyes is looking to add quality to his midfield and remains hopeful of signing Joao Mario on loan for the remainder of the season from Serie A giants Inter.
The Portugal international is still unsure on whether a move to West Ham is best for his career despite the fact he is deemed surplus to requirements by Luciano Spalletti.
Antalyaspor are hopeful of taking advantage of the situation by palming Nasri off to West Ham, although a decision is yet to be made on the former France international.
Of players that have featured at least five times in the Turkish Super Lig this season, only three average more passes per game than Nasri (63.1).
