West Ham United have told Robert Snodgrass that he can find himself a new club, according to Sky Sports News.
Sky sources understand that Robert Snodgrass will be allowed to leave West Ham United either on loan or in a permanent deal after Slaven Bilic has made it clear that he is not in his plans.
Snodgrass only arrived in East London seven months ago during the January 2017 transfer window but he failed to make an impact in the second half of the season following his £10.2m move.
The former Leeds United and Norwich City winger netted 7 times in 20 games for Hull but failed to find the net in his fifteen outings for the Hammers.
The Scotland international was completely omitted from the match day squad to take on Manchester United on the opening day of the Premier League season.
Slaven Bilic instead opted for no attacking midfielders on the bench with Manuel Lanzini and Michail Antonio injured, Sead Haksabanovic not deemed ready and Robert Snodgrass frozen out.
The 29-year-old is now looking for a new club and a host of Premier League and Championship sides might fancy taking a punt on him, especially if they can grab him on a loan deal.
