Javier Hernandez has consented to come back to the Premier League with West Ham, the Mexico striker has revealed to ESPN Mexico's Sergio Dipp.
"Chicharito" is relied upon to experience a medicinal on Monday in front of a move to the London club from Germany's Bayer Leverkusen, where he had been entering the last year of his agreement.
Sources near West Ham had revealed to ESPN FC a day prior an arrangement was near fulfillment, with Hernandez's £13 million (€14.5m, $16.9m) discharge provision set to be actuated.
On the off chance that all goes as arranged, Hernandez could make his West Ham make a big appearance against previous club Manchester United at Old Trafford on Aug. 13.
Hernandez left United for Leverkusen in 2015 having gotten 59 objectives in 157 appearances for the Red Devils and he has kept on scoring objectives in the Bundesliga.
The 29-year-old has 39 of every 76 appearances for Bayer since his entry, yet is keen on a move back to the Premier League.
As yet, West Ham had been disappointed in their endeavors to arrive exchange focuses on this late spring, with Arsenal's Olivier Giroud, Chelsea's Michy Batshuayi and Manchester City's Kelechi Iheanacho all connected with moves to the London Stadium.
In the mean time, West Ham have concurred an arrangement to offer goalkeeper Darren Randolph to Championship club Middlesbrough, sources revealed to ESPN FC on Thursday.
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