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According to sky sports news, West Ham are not planning to sign Chelsea loanee Victor Moses on a permanent basis in the summer.
The winger enjoyed an impressive start to life at Upton Park, but has not started a game in the Premier League since returning from a hamstring injury in mid-January.
The Hammers are also prepared to let Barcelona midfielder Alex Song and Al Ain striker Emmanuel Emenike return to their respective clubs at the end of the season.
Meanwhile, incoming Chelsea boss Antonio Conte has set his sights on Everton pair Romelu Lukaku and John Stones ahead of his rebuilding job this summer.
The 46-year-old, who the Blues announced as their new manager yesterday and will take charge after leading Italy at Euro 2016, is reportedly keen to strengthen his side's attack and replace skipper John Terry.
According to website Football Insider, Chelsea are prepared to spend £50 million to re-sign striker Lukaku and another £40m to land centre-back Stones.
And finally, The Times claim Chelsea could lose striker Diego Costa in the summer to a club from the Chinese Super League.
One of the mega-rich Chinese clubs will reportedly make a £71m bid for the Spain international should he decide to leave at the end of the season.
But Express Sport understands Conte has planned showdown talks before the end of the season with Costa in a bid to convince him to stay.
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