In our exciting new feature the Boleyn Insider blog will bring you exclusive insight into the behind-the-scenes goings on at the Boleyn Ground

In our exciting new feature on whufc.com, the Boleyn Insider blog will bring you exclusive insight into the behind-the-scenes goings on at the Boleyn Ground.



The Boleyn Insider will try to offer a digest on the latest gossip from around the Club and the major transfer speculation surrounding the first-team. In today's blog, he looks at potential signings that could be made under new manager Slaven Bilic.





Thanks for all the positive feedback from my first column for the Club yesterday. I hope you enjoyed reading it.



This is proving to be an extremely busy time for the Club with regards strengthening the squad and I understand that the Board are working hard behind the scenes on bringing in several new targets.



I have heard they have increased their bid for a current French international and remain hopeful they will clinch his signature.



I also believe that the Club are considering a multi-million pound offer for an African international who has the potential to go on and become one of the best players in Europe.



There have been reports linking West Ham with a move for Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Yohan Cabaye and my sources indicate to me that although the Club really like him, they are not convinced that PSG will be willing to sell him this summer.



West Ham have also been linked with moves for Olcay Sahan and Burak Yilmaz in the last 24 hours but my understanding is that the Club are not making moves for the duo.



With Slaven Bilic arriving at the Boleyn Ground this week, there has been rumours surrounding who will be appointed to his backroom staff.



I believe that the Club are close to appointing a goalkeeping coach and an announcement could be made in the near future.



You should stay tuned to whufc.com for all the major developments taking place at the Boleyn Ground throughout the summer.



I will bring you more news as and when I have it.



The views in this article are those of the author and not necessarily those of West Ham United.