Summary:
West Ham have revived their £3.5m deal for striker Diafra Sakho following complaints from his club Metz.

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By . Simon Jones for the Daily Mail . West Ham have revived their £3.5million deal for striker Diafra Sakho following complaints from his club Metz. The French side threatened to lodge an official complaint with UEFA after West Ham pulled out of the transfer despite the player undergoing a medical. Personal terms had been agreed with the striker but West Ham changed from wanting a permanent deal to a loan move at the last minute according to the Metz. Complaint: FC Metz are furious after West Ham pulled out of a £3.5m deal for Diafra Sakha . The newly promoted Ligue 1 club criticised the Hammers' 'unacceptable lack of respect' during the transfer procedure. Meanwhile, West Bromwich Albion are poised to bid £7.25million for West Ham winger Matt Jarvis. The 28-year-old has failed to rediscover the form that earned him an England call-up while at Wolves and the Upton Park club will sell. Baggies-bound: Matt Jarvis could be headed to the midlands in a deal worth just over £7m . High point: Jarvis has made one appearence for England, when he was a Wolves player in 2011 .