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West Ham are going to see several of their first team and squad players quit the club – following loanee Axel Disasi’s emotional goodbye, it is likely to be a summer full of social media ‘farewells’ as the Irons prepare for life in the second tier.
Callum Wilson is not staying at West Ham for another season, despite recent suggestions to the contrary. Wilson’s contract expires at the end of this month, meaning he is fully entitled to speak with other clubs. The striker believes he still has plenty to offer in the Premier League and remains determined to reach the 100‑goal milestone, sitting just five goals short. Interest has already emerged from Hull City and Ipswich Town, both monitoring his situation closely as they look to add proven top‑flight experience to their squads.
Wilson is represented by Will Salthouse, and with David Sullivan stepping down, it is widely expected that West Ham will now work with a broader range of agents.
Earlier today, Claret & Hugh sought clarification from one of our trusted sources regarding Wilson’s position. The response was unequivocal: “Wilson is talking to clubs in the Premier League, as Nuno doesn’t fancy him, only as an off‑the‑bench option, and has wished him well for the future.”
In conclusion, all signs point toward Wilson moving on. With Premier League clubs circling and his personal ambition still burning, the striker looks set to chase his century of goals away from West Ham.
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