West Ham eyeing Dunk

David Moyes is keen to make Brighton and Hove Albion defender Lewis Dunk his first signing as West Ham United manager, according to the Mirror.

The new Hammers boss is keen to shore up his defence as he aims to help the club climb out of the relegation zone and beyond and Dunk is on his radar.

The Brighton-born centre-back has helped his side climb from League One to the top half of the Premier League, racking up over two hundred appearances for the club in all competitions, scoring thirteen goals.

He has in fact, aside from a brief loan spell with Bristol City earlier this decade spent his entire career with the Seagulls and his form this season has stoked up talks of a potential England call-up.

He was called up to the under twenty-ones back in 2011, but was not selected to play either of the games he was in the squad for.