West Ham United are reportedly monitoring Sheffield United midfielder Sydie Peck and could be prepared to make an offer soon. According to The West Ham Way, the Hammers have a strong interest in Sydie Peck and are considering a move. It is believed that West Ham views Sydie Peck as a player capable of becoming an important figure for the present and the future. However, it is likely to be a very difficult task to convince Sheffield United to sell. The club would only consider discussions if an offer reached a level that was too significant to ignore, as there is a feeling around Bramall Lane that Sydie Peck has not yet reached his full potential.

According to The Star, West Ham are still interested in signing Sydie Peck from Sheffield United. West Ham have monitored the player for a sustained period and could soon attempt to sign him following the departure of Mateus Fernandes. Brentford and Nottingham Forest also have an interest in Sydie Peck, but West Ham could become the most active party in pursuing the player due to their recent receipt of funds.

According to Footballleagueworld.com, selling other players, including Andre Brooks, will put Sheffield United in a position to command a £25 million fee for Sydie Peck. It is stated that Sheffield United could command close to £25 million for Peck because they are not under any contract pressure to sell. West Ham may be unwilling to pay this fee for one player as they look to rebuild a squad.

According to The Sheffield Star, West Ham United have been interested in Sydie Peck since January and would have sufficient funds to put forward an attractive bid for the player should they sell Mateus Fernandes as anticipated this summer.