West Ham United are reportedly open to cashing in on Sebastien Haller during the next transfer window.
Despite costing the Hammers a club-record £45m fee last summer, Haller has contributed just seven goals and one assist from 27 outings in the Premier League.
Although the Frenchman could be provided with more time to settle in London, The Express claims that West Ham are open to selling the 25-year-old.
Providing that the club remains in the Premier League, manager David Moyes is interested in reshaping his squad, as well as securing a deal for out-of-favour Chelsea frontman Michy Batshuayi.
The current financial climate may result in West Ham having to make a loss on Haller, although that may be deemed necessary for Moyes to bring in his preferred targets.
Haller still has just over four years left on his contract at the London Stadium.
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Darren Plant
Darren Plant
