West Ham are braced for a close-season with plenty of action, as the Hammers look to significantly rejuvenate their under-performing side.
A crucial win over Southampton last weekend, pushing the east London outfit five points above the relegation zone, has allowed David Moyes to cast one eye towards his summer business, where key decisions need to be made.
There’s a number of players within the squad facing an uncertain future, with one of those being young English defender Reece Oxford- who moved to Borussia Monchengladbach again in January, though has continued to face limited opportunities.
Recalled in January, Oxford was allowed to rejoin the German side in the mid-season window and the Bundesliga outfit saw a £10m offer rejected, with West Ham holding out for a fee closer to the £15m mark.
However, with just six games to go this season, Oxford is running out of time to make an impact and may find himself at a crossroads this summer if neither side have a place for him in their plans.
