West Ham United flop Robert Snodgrass is wanted by Brighton & Hove Albion and Sunderland, according to a report.
The Scotland international is said to have been put up for sale by the Hammers last month after failing to impress during his short time in East London.
Snodgrass registered two assists upon joining West Ham from Hull City in the second half of last season, and is thought to have been made available for £8m.
Brighton can offer the midfielder Premier League football and, according to The Telegraph, boss Chris Hughton will push ahead with a bid.
It is suggested that Sunderland, now in the Championship following relegation last term, are also interested and are themselves considering an offer after finally appointing a new manager.
Snodgrass had previously impressed with Hull, managing seven goals and three assists in 20 Prem outings between August and February.
