West Ham United is set to offload Super Eagles Striker

West Ham United is not likely to extend Emenike contract at the end of the season following the signing of Toni Martinez

The Turkish newspaper Milliyet have reported that the Nigeria international has failed to impress after joining the Hammers on loan from Fenerbahce in January.

The daily newspaper goes onto say that West Ham have signed Martinez on a three-year deal for €3 million from Valencia.

Emenike has a total of two-goals in all competitions for West Ham since joining on a temporary move from Fenerbahce.

The Nigerian striker is yet to score a single goal in the Premier League and has lost his place in West Ham’s starting line-up following the return of Andy Carroll.

The Hammers have a buy-out option to sign Emenike at the end of the season but Slaven Bilic has remained coy on whether he will push the board to active the clause in his contract.

Moses and Sakho ends Machester city unbeaten record

Victor Moses and Sakho have added salt to the injury of Manchester city after the loss to Juventus at the UEFA champions league first round group stage and then stunned by Westham

Six minutes wonderful low strike from Chelsea loanee put the Hammers on the lead before Sakho pen down the second goal of the game to give the visitors a 2-0 lead at 31st minute but Belgian play maker Kevin De Bruyne scored his first goal for Manchester city to pull one back at the stroke of half time

Manchester city still finds themselves on top but Manuel Pellegrini was in a terrible mood after having loss David Silva in the warm-up and seen his side conceeded two soft goals before half time.

In contrast, Hammers boss Slaven Bilic was super-bubbly, very apt given the songs coming from the away end at full-time, along with “We're going to win the League”.

'It has been a difficult week,' grimaced a curt Pellegrini. 'I told the players that West Ham would be hard opponents but we conceded two easy goals – we must be more concentrated.'