West Ham United are reportedly ready to meet Sunderland's £20m asking price for striker Wilson Isidor, according to BBC News.
The Hammers are said to be exploring reinforcements up front as the transfer window edges towards its close, with Isidor identified as a target who could add depth and firepower to their attacking options.
Isidor has been a key figure for Sunderland, and any departure would represent a significant loss for the club following their return to the Premier League. However, at this stage the report from BBC News stops short of confirming any concrete negotiations or an agreed fee — it remains a valuation West Ham are willing to match rather than a done deal.
West Ham's interest comes amid a summer of squad rebuilding under their recruitment plans, though it's unclear how advanced discussions are between the two clubs. Sunderland, for their part, have not been reported as actively seeking to sell, meaning any move could hinge on how much resistance the Black Cats put up to keep hold of their forward.
Further details are expected to emerge as the window progresses.