West Ham have now pulled the plug on talks to sign Southampton’s Kyle Walker-Peters, sources have told Football Insider.

The 27-year-old had been one of their right-back targets this summer after Ben Johnson quit to join Ipswich when his contract expired.

But negotiations between Walker-Peters and West Ham have now collapsed, ending any potential transfer.

Football Insider revealed that Southampton had told West Ham it would take £20million to make a deal happen for the right-back.

Walker-Peters is entering the final year of his Saints contract, making this summer Southampton’s final chance to cash in on him unless new terms are agreed.

Despite the Walker-Peters transfer falling through, the Hammers will continue pursuing a right-back this summer.

Sources claim that Man United’s Aaron Wan-Bissaka is one of the main targets that the club will be pushing to sign.

The Hammers have enquired about signing the Man United defender, and the club could begin to push that further now Walker-Peters isn’t an option.

The England international is entering the final year of his contract with the Premier League giants.