The players are both eager to return to their home countries during the January transfer window, and it seems that West Ham manager David Moyes is open to allowing them to leave.
Thilo Kehrer and Pablo Fornals have struggled to secure playing time at London Stadium this season, with Fornals only starting two Premier League matches and Kehrer yet to make a single start.
According to Claret & Hugh’s editor, both players are keen to leave West Ham in January. Moyes is willing to let Kehrer return to Germany, but Fornals may have to wait until the summer to go back to Spain.
West Ham’s defense has improved significantly this season, making it difficult for Kehrer to find regular playing time. It’s likely that Kehrer will be replaced in the summer, especially if Ben Johnson’s future at the club is uncertain. However, an attractive offer for Kehrer could prompt the club to let him go earlier.
On the other hand, West Ham may need to keep Fornals due to a lack of depth in attacking options. With Maxwel Cornet and Danny Ings more likely to leave, Fornals will likely be required to stay and wait for his chance to return to Spain.
