West Ham United are open to selling Reece Oxford this month provided that their £15m price tag is met, according to a report by The Telegraph.
Bundesliga duo Red Bull Leipzig and Borussia Monchengladbach remain keen on the England youth international and West Ham are likely to accept a bid in the region of £15m for the youngster.
Oxford spent the first half of the season out on loan at Borussia Monchengladbach but had to bide his time for first team opportunities.
The 19-year-old broke into the team towards the end of his loan stint, though, starting three games in a row before West Ham chose to cut his season long deal short.
Since returning to the Hammers, he has picked up a minor injury but he could feature for the East London outfit in their relegation battle if he stays.
With limited options at the back, Moyes has brought him back to West Ham to run the rule over him and choose whether to utilise him in the first team.
Gladbach are keen to bring the towering young centre half – who can also play as a defensive midfielder – back on a permanent deal and have seen an £8m bid rejected.
They will need to bid nearly double that figure to land Oxford this January.
