French club Metz are ready to lodge a complaint with UEFA after their proposed deal with West Ham for Diafra Sakho collapsed. It is understood a fee of £3.5million and personal terms had been agreed for the striker but West Ham have stepped back from a deal for the 24-year-old angering the French side in the process. FC Metz have released a statement condemning West Ham United's 'unacceptable lack of respect'. VIDEO Scroll down to watch West Ham's new signing Enner Valencia unveiled Complaint: FC Metz are furious after West Ham pulled out of a £3.5m deal for Diafra Sakha
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FC Metz have threatened to lodge a complaint with UEFA over West Ham
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Ligue 1 side claim the Hammers pulled out of a £3.5m move for Diafra Sakha
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French club released a statement saying Premier League side tried to switch the transfer from a permanent to a loan deal
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Metz have given West Ham until noon Wednesday 13 August to respond
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Sam Allardyce is still interested in Sunderland striker Connor Wickham
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