WEST HAM are looking at securing a loan deal for Real Madrid wonderkid Martin Odegaard.

According to Squaka, the Norwegian, 17, is being offered to clubs in Europe to get him playing regular first-team football.

Liverpool are another club looking at taking Odegaard as the midfielder's parents are set for a meeting with Real officials to discuss his future.

But east London is the most likely destination for Odegaard after they lost Manuel Lanzini for five weeks after suffering a knee injury.

The youngster spent a short time on Merseyside in 2014 as he decided on his future but his wages are looking like a stumbling block.

The Reds are unwilling to pay his £80,000-a-week deal with Real keen to ship him out on a two-year deal without the option to buy at the end of it.

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Odegaard burst onto the seen in 2015 as a host of top European clubs lined up to try and get his signature.

But the former Stromsgodset player decided on moving to Real in a £2.3million move that could rise to around £8m.

Odegaard made his full debut for Norway when he was just 15 but has failed to make an impact on the Real first team.

The Hammers agreed a £20million fee for Andre Ayew with Swansea yesterday and have been busy in the transfer market this summer.

West Ham have signed striker Ashley Fletcher, midfielder Havard Nordtveit,and wingers Sofiane Feghouli and Gokhan Tore.

And Slaven Bilic’s team kicked off their season in the Olympic Stadium in style with a 3-0 win against NK Domzale in the Europa League.