According to EXWHUemployee, West Ham United are not currently pursuing a move for striker Tomas Chory. The report adds that the Hammers are not seeking to sign him at the moment and, at present, have made no bid and have not made any enquiries for him.

According to inFotbal.cz, West Ham have made a bid for Tomas Chory in a move described as surprising. The report states that Chory's future will be decided by Thursday, as Slavia is holding a press conference to clarify the striker's future. Slavia chairman Jaroslav Tvrdik stated last season that Chory would never play for the club again.

West Ham United are reportedly targeting a summer move for Slavia Prague striker Tomas Chory as they look to rebuild their attacking unit to gain promotion. West Ham have identified Tomas Chory as an important player to help the club return immediately to the Premier League. Chory is currently training separately from Slavia’s main squad and is suspended for the opening match of the Czech First League season. Slavia boss Jaroslav Tvrdik publicly declared that Tomas Chory had played his final match for the club after a series of disciplinary issues, which resulted in a red card during a derby against Sparta Prague. Slavia owner Pavel Tykac had initially hoped to resolve the situation due to Chory’s importance on the pitch. West Ham’s ownership structure strengthens administrative ties between the two clubs, as Daniel Kretinsky, who is the interim majority shareholder at London Stadium, also owns Sparta Prague.

Tomáš Chorý is reportedly the subject of negotiations with West Ham United. The player's situation at his current club, Slavia, is uncertain after the club's boss Jaroslav Tvrdík declared he would no longer play for the team. According to the website Transfermarkt, Chorý's value is set at €2.7 million, and he has 24 caps and 7 goals for his country.