West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic wants to snap up two players from former club Besiktas.
The Hammers boss is readying his side for their first season at the Olympic Stadium and with Europa League football also on the agenda, the London club want to make a splash in the 2016/17 campaign.
And Bilic, who bossed Besiktas from 2013 until 2015, wants to raid his old club for midfielder Atiba Hutchinson and winger Gokhan Tore, according to Eurosport Turkey.
The Turkish Super Lig giants are willing to deal over the pair, but only if their asking prices are met.
Besiktas value Tore at between €15m and €20m and will not negotiate with West Ham if the Hammers come to the table with a low offer.
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Hutchinson meanwhile is valued at the €10m mark by the Black Eagles, although the club will give coach Senol Gunes the final say over any sales.
Tore joined Besiktas from Russian side Rubin Kazan, first on loan, in 2013, while Hutchinson linked up with the Black Eagles from Dutch giants PSV Eindhoven the same year.
