Former Newcastle United striker Callum Wilson is 'in talks' with West Ham, according to various reports.
The 33-year-old has spent the past five years at St. James' Park but turned down an incentivised deal, most likely a 'pay-as-you-play' contract, to remain at the club earlier this summer, preferring to take his chances of more regular football and earnings elsewhere.
Wilson made 18 Premier League appearances for Newcastle last season but failed to find the net while first-choice striker Alexander Isak scored 27 times across all competitions.
Callum Wilson is a free agent after leaving Newcastle
Currently a free agent after his stint on Tyneside, Wilson is understood to be in talks with the Hammers whose attacking options are depleted after selling Mohammed Kudus to Tottenham Hotspur.
Niclas Fullkrug is the East London side's only senior centre-forward contracted to the club, in addition to youngster Callum Marshall.
Potter's side were among the lowest scorers of non-relegated teams in the top flight last season, scoring 46 times in 38 games.
Wilson has scored 88 goals in 239 Premier League appearances, boasting an impressive record against his would-be employers.
The England international has netted 12 times in 16 outings against West Ham, four more than he has managed against any other club.
Upon leaving Newcastle this summer, Wilson said: "It's time to say goodbye after an unbelievable few years in the Toon."
"Thank you for everything. We stood strong together through the highs and some lows to help the club experience new heights.
"I am so proud to have worn the iconic number 9 shirt and to have added a little more history to it. Scoring at the Gallowgate End really is as special as they say.
"All good things come to an end but there's no doubt Newcastle United will always have a place in mine and my families hearts.
"Thank you for the memories."
