West Ham boss David Moyes is prepared for a possible attacking exodus at the London Stadium, with a host of players facing an uncertain future at the club.
The Hammers are keen to bolster their own attacking lines and are willing to sell in order to fund their own transfers, with the most likely candidates to leave being Diafra Sakho and Andre Ayew- as it’s become clear the pair are surplus to requirements.
However, other more established names could also be on the way out as West Ham are prepared to listen to offers for Javier Hernandez, signed for £16m in the summer, and would allow Andy Carroll to leave if his £20m price-tag was met.
West Ham prepared to sell Andy Carroll for £20m. Will also listen to sensible offers for Hernandez, Ayew or Sakho
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It’s unlikely that West Ham will approve all the departures and only one or two would be allowed to leave initially, until a replacement is secured, but it’s no beyond the realms of possibility that Moyes completely rejuvenates his attacking line.
Pressure on the Hammers has eased in front of goal after Marko Arnautovic’s return to form but Moyes’ side cannot afford to be overly reliant on their Austrian ace.
