Sunderland boss Keane set to prise Spurs target Anton from West Ham - Sport - Evening Standard
       

Sunderland boss Keane set to prise Spurs target Anton from West Ham

are ready to cash in on Anton Ferdinand, with boss Roy Keane
apparently set to make an £8million bid.

Ferdinand, who missed West Ham’s 2-1 win over Wigan at the weekend with a hamstring problem, has two years remaining on his contract but manager Alan Curbishley has been told to trim his squad and the defender’s departure would help achieve that goal.

In demand: Ferdinand may leave Upton Park to help balance the books

In demand: Ferdinand may leave Upton Park to help balance the books


and were two other clubs to show interest in Ferdinand during the summer.

Dean Ashton scored both West Ham goals on the opening day of the season but came off before the end of the match with a calf problem.

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