Bournemouth are reportedly expecting striker Callum Wilson to sign a new four-year contract worth £100,000 per week.
The England international may put pen to paper very soon amid speculation linking him with a move to West Ham United.
Despite signing a fresh deal last year, the Daily Mail reports that Bournemouth expect to tie Wilson down to an improved long-term contract after seeing him score 15 goals and create 10 more in 33 appearances last season.
West Ham let Andy Carroll leave when his contract expired in June and have already lost Marko Arnautovic to Shanghai SIPG.
Everton and Leicester are also said to be 'big admirers' of Wilson, with both clubs also reportedly in the market for a new striker.
