Reports from sources close to West Ham suggest that Danny Ings may be facing an uncertain future with the club as they are prepared to entertain suitable offers for the striker in the upcoming summer transfer window.
Since his arrival from Aston Villa last year, the 31-year-old has seen limited playing time and it is rumored that West Ham is looking to revamp their attacking options in the off-season, possibly by offloading the former England international.
Ings is set to enter the final year of his contract at the London Stadium in June and with a weekly wage of £125,000, the club is eager to free up some financial resources by moving him on.
Despite his lackluster goal-scoring record of just one goal in 27 appearances in the 2023-24 season, with only seven of those as a starter, Ings has struggled to make a significant impact for West Ham, finding the back of the net only four times in a total of 49 appearances.
In addition to Ings, sources have indicated that Michail Antonio is also expected to leave the club at the end of his contract, after scoring just seven goals in 29 games this season.
With a summer overhaul on the horizon, West Ham is reportedly looking to make between four to six new signings to strengthen their squad for the upcoming campaign.
