West Ham have no interest in selling attacker Michail Antonio in the summer transfer window, according to Claret and Hugh.
The reliable Hammers news site claims that David Moyes’ side want to keep the 28-year-old despite contrary reports linking him with Crystal Palace.
It is understood that the Hammers have no desire to sell the Englishman and that he is still contracted until 2021 with them.
The Sun have reported that Premier League outfit Crystal Palace are lining up a raid to sign Antonio and that their manager Roy Hodgson is keen.
However, the latest update from Claret and Hugh denies any contract between the two London rivals and it’s believe the speed machine will stick put where he is.
Good move for West Ham?
Antonio has flopped in the 2017/18 season with just three goals in competitions and injuries have played a big role in that.
However, they must ensure they keep the speed machine at all costs and he can play a key role in the starting XI next season.
He is an absolute menace down the right wing when he is flying fit and will be desperate to make more than just 22 appearances next year.
Antonio has shown in the past he can be a talisman for West Ham and keeping him is very smart.
Forever West Ham rating: 8/10
Likely to happen?
The latest report states that there is no truth behind Antonio to Palace and that is definitely positive news.
He still has three years remaining on his deal with the club and supporters would love to see him back firing next year.
Forever West Ham rating: 1/10
