West Ham United are still in the market to tempt new signings to the London Stadium and boss David Moyes will pounce 'if the right player comes along', according to journalist Dean Jones.

The Hammers broke their transfer record when they completed the £51million acquisition of Lucas Paqueta earlier this week, but further reinforcements could be on their way ahead of tonight's 11pm deadline.

GiveMeSport Transfer Update With Dean Jones

Who are West Ham being linked with?

According to The Sun, West Ham are plotting a late bid for Chelsea midfielder Conor Gallagher as Moyes is keen to inject pace and power into the heart of the Hammers' midfield.

The report suggests the east Londoners are looking to secure the four-cap England international's services on a season-long loan.

It is also understood that West Ham have made an offer for Torino right-back Ola Aina, but their proposal has fallen short of what the Serie A side are looking to recoup.

However, it appears that Moyes has missed out on Jan Bednarek as the Southampton central defender has reportedly chosen to join Aston Villa and is undergoing a medical.

The Hammers also explored a loan move for Wolverhampton Wanderers' Leander Dendoncker, but the Belgian, like Bednarek, could be on his way to Villa Park after a £12.9million fee was agreed earlier today.

What has Dean Jones said about the situation?

Jones understands that West Ham could still be busy in the final hours of the summer window as agents are constantly contacting the east Londoners.

The transfer insider believes Moyes will not hesitate in sealing another deal if a player he is interested in becomes available.

Jones told GIVEMESPORT: "West Ham are not finished yet and sources are indicating that they are still fielding ideas from agents, who are trying to find a home for their clients.

"Anything is still possible if the right player comes along."

Could anyone leave West Ham ahead of the deadline?

It is understood that Newcastle United have approached West Ham about the possibility of signing 20-year-old right-back Harrison Ashby.

A move to St James' Park appears to be close to completion as 90min journalist Toby Cudworth has described the deal as 'all but done'.

However, Craig Dawson is set to remain at the London Stadium as West Ham's failed move for Bednarek has resulted in them pulling the plug on the central defender's switch to Wolves.

Dawson reportedly went into deadline day in talks over a £5.25million move to Molineux.