West Ham have bids for five players currently on the table, but have been priced out of a move for Jamie Vardy, according to the clubs co-chairman David Sullivan. Sullivan told Sky Sports News HQ in May he was confident of securing a top class forward ahead of the clubs move to the Olympic Stadium and confirmed on Monday West Ham were interested in signing the Leicester and England forward. No Vardy decision expected Jamie Vardy not expected to make decision on Arsenal move on Monday - Sky sources Sky sources understand Vardy has held talks with Arsenal over a move to the Emirates Stadium after the Gunners triggered a release clause in his contract with a £20m bid. Vardy, who flew out with the rest of the England squad to France on Monday morning, is still yet to decide on his club future ahead of Euro 2016. Vardy flew out with the rest of the England squad on Monday morning It was reported that one of our targets was Jamie Vardy, and while it is true that we would have loved to have had him, the numbers being talked about in a potential move to Arsenal show that the market is going potty, Sullivan told the clubs website.It is safe to say that signing him would have smashed our current wage structure and we are determined to buy players with good value in this mad market. West Ham season review Stats, quotes and expert opinion on West Hams 2015/16 Premier League season West Ham have already had bids for Carlos Bacca, Alexandre Lacazette and Callum Wilson turned down, while Sky sources understand the Hammers remain interested in Michy Batshuayi and Christian Benteke.Sullivan also reassured the clubs supporters that he is working hard to secure new signings, revealing bids were currently on the table for five players. Sullivan says the Hammers currently have bids for five players on the table He added: Were working 24 hours a day, seven days a week to make this happen, and with five bids in for players at the moment, we are hopeful that we can bring you some exciting news soon.Norway international Havard Nordtveit became West Hams first signing of the close season in May and Sullivan is hopeful any further new additions can prove as successful as some of his previous acquisitions. England arrive in France England have touched down in France ahead of Saturdays Euro 2016 opener against Russia We have done that exceptionally well in recent years, with the likes of Winston Reid, Cheikhou Kouyate, Aaron Cresswell, Dimitri Payet and Manuel Lanzini vindicating this approach, Sullivan said. All of those players have gone on to become stars of our team and you can rest assured that we will be bringing players in this summer who will prove to be just as influential. 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Atlanta mayor Kasim Reed was to meet with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver in New York on Friday regarding the sale.Levensons Washington partner, Ed Peskowitz, has also agreed to sell his share, meaning at least 50.1 per cent of the team is available.A statement from Reeds office on Friday said, The mayor is confident that the Hawks organization will work to find new ownership that is serious about being inclusive.Hutchins positive review of the meeting was a contrast to his sharp criticism of the teams leaders earlier this month.We had a productive, great conversation and a great dialogue, Hutchins said Friday.Hutchins said the decision to release the joint statement was a condition of our being able to move forward and work together.The joint statement was brief.Earlier today, members of the Hawks executive committee and civil rights leaders met inside PPhilips Arena, the statement said.dddddddddddd It was an extremely productive conversation and we are committed to working together moving forward.Hutchins and other civil rights leaders expressed outrage earlier this month when a meeting scheduled for Sept. 10 was postponed. At that time, Hutchins called for Ferry to resign or be fired.There is no way that a man who uses the kind of language and holds the kind of sentiments that he does should be the general manager of the basketball team in the home of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the cradle of the civil rights movement, Hutchins said.Ferry landed in trouble for making inflammatory comments about forward Luol Deng, who was then a free agent, in a conference call with the Hawks ownership group in June. Ferry referred to comments in a scouting report when he described Deng as someone who has a little African in him.Deng, who was born in what is now South Sudan, now plays for the Miami Heat.The Hawks internal investigation of Ferrys comments uncovered inflammatory racial comments from Levenson in an email written two years ago. In the email, Levenson said the team struggles with attendance because the black crowd scared away the whites and there are simply not enough affluent black fans to build a significant season ticket base. ' ' '