West Ham United supporters have spent the past week trying to decipher a stream of social media activity from players following the club’s relegation from the Premier League.
Some posts have hinted at a willingness to stay and fight for promotion, while others have strongly suggested farewells, with Axel Disasi and Callum Wilson among those already appearing to say their goodbyes.

With a major squad overhaul expected this summer, fans have been desperate for reassurance that some key figures will remain at the London Stadium and form the backbone of a side capable of challenging for an immediate return to the top flight.
One player who may fit that category is Taty Castellanos. According to an exclusive report from SportsBoom, West Ham have informed the Argentine striker that he is considered ‘off-limits’ in the transfer market despite the club’s need to raise funds following relegation.
Castellanos was one of the few bright spots in a disappointing campaign, scoring seven goals in 22 appearances after arriving from Lazio during the January transfer window. His work rate, commitment and eye for goal quickly made him a popular figure among supporters.
Although West Ham are expected to sanction several departures this summer, the report claims the club have no intention of entertaining offers for Castellanos unless they receive what one source described as a “ridiculously astronomical fee”.
The Hammers see the 27-year-old as a crucial part of their promotion push and are hopeful his goals can spearhead a successful Championship campaign next season.