Aaron Wan-Bissaka is expected to leave West Ham United this summer as the club presses ahead with a major squad rebuild ahead of the new season.
The right-back’s future at the London Stadium has come under increasing doubt in recent weeks, with reports suggesting he was left frustrated by his reduced role during the closing stages of the campaign.

Wan-Bissaka was reportedly surprised after finding himself dropped in favour of Kyle Walker-Peters, a decision that appears to have accelerated discussions over a possible departure.
Having arrived with the expectation of becoming a key figure in the side, the defender’s standing within the squad is understood to have changed significantly.
As West Ham look to reshape their squad and trim the wage bill, Wan-Bissaka is now expected to be among the first players considered for an exit.
There is already interest in the former Manchester United and Crystal Palace defender. Everton are believed to be monitoring the situation closely as they look to strengthen their defensive options ahead of the new campaign.
Crystal Palace, where Wan-Bissaka began his professional career, are also understood to be keeping tabs on developments.
Interest is not limited to the Premier League. Clubs in both Italy and Turkey are said to be following the situation and could make their move if West Ham decide to sanction a sale.
Unless circumstances change, Wan-Bissaka’s spell in east London appears to be drawing to a close.