West Ham could be set to suffer a huge blow in the transfer market at the end of the season, as they could lose a key attacker.
The Daily Mirror states Mexico international Javier Hernandez remains open to offers taking him away from the London Stadium after struggling to earn consistent starts for the club this year.
An upturn in form has seen Hernandez hit four goals in his last eight Premier League appearances, including the equaliser off the bench in Sunday’s 1-1 draw with Chelsea, but he’s looking to complete 90 minutes regularly and will seek an exit if those chances don’t present themselves.
Signed from Bayer Leverkusen last summer for a fee reported to be worth £16m, the former Manchester United striker has started just 16 games for West Ham this season and has recently found himself benched, with Marko Arnautovic playing centrally.
His eight-goal haul puts him second in West Ham’s scoring charts behind the Austria ace, who leads the way with nine strikes.
