West Ham United star Aaron Cresswell has reportedly turned down a new contract offer, according to Claret & Hugh.
West Ham United is expected to undergo a significant transformation this summer as a result of anticipated managerial changes and a proposed squad revamp in preparation for the upcoming campaign.
The media has named a number of potential managers in recent weeks, including former Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Julen Lopetegui and Sporting CP boss Ruben Amorim, who is rumored to be interested in managing East London club Liverpool. David Moyes’ future is not guaranteed.
Additionally, it has been rumored that the Hammers intend to let go of at least 12 players during the summer transfer window. This would indicate that the team is eager to overhaul the roster and start a new era at the London Stadium.
According to West Ham sources Claret & Hugh, left-back Aaron Cresswell was recently offered a one-year extension. However, he turned it down, and if nothing changes, he will be one of several players who leave when their contracts expire at the end of the current campaign.
As their contracts are about to expire, Vladimir Coufal, Ben Johnson, Michail Antonio, and Angelo Ogbonna have not yet agreed to stay longer in East London.
What happens to West Ham next?
There’s no denying that West Ham fans will be worried about what lies ahead for the team given the significant changes that lie ahead, creating a situation in which anything less than a flawless transfer window will do.
After a significant improvement in their Premier League performance from the previous season, the Hammers are on track to make it into Europe once more; but, a berth in the top seven is not guaranteed just yet.
With every game that goes by, Moyes’ future at the club appears less and less assured. Therefore, the Scottish manager’s situation needs to be settled as soon as possible so that the club’s leadership may concentrate on either hiring a new manager or making more quality and
Having said that, there is currently a sense of unease surrounding the London Stadium. While the supporters of West Ham United will undoubtedly be anxious, there will soon be changes, either in the team or in the dugout.
