West Ham United are braced for a summer of significant upheaval following their relegation to the Championship, with several high-profile departures expected as the club looks to balance the books.
Reports from The Athletic suggest the Hammers must generate around £150 million through player sales after dropping out of the Premier League.

While captain Jarrod Bowen is widely viewed as the club’s most valuable asset, he is unlikely to be the only notable name heading for the exit.
Jean-Clair Todibo appears destined to leave after a reported fallout with manager Nuno Espirito Santo. The French defender was substituted after just 25 minutes against Newcastle United, a decision said to have sparked a “heated exchange” between player and manager.
Reports claimed Todibo told Nuno he would never play under him again, and his absence from the squad on the final day only intensified speculation surrounding his future.
Midfielder Mateus Fernandes is another player attracting attention. Despite suffering a second consecutive Premier League relegation, the Portugal international enhanced his reputation with a series of impressive performances.
Interest from Manchester United underlines the regard in which he is held, and West Ham may struggle to resist a substantial offer.
Taty Castellanos could also move on after arriving from Lazio in January. The Argentine striker scored six goals in 18 appearances and showed flashes of quality, but at 27 he may be reluctant to spend his peak years in the Championship.