West Ham United are preparing for a major summer overhaul after their relegation from the Premier League, with a number of high-profile departures expected.
The Hammers are facing a difficult rebuilding job in the Championship, with Mateus Fernandes already leaving for Tottenham Hotspur in a club-record deal, while the future of captain Jarrod Bowen remains uncertain.
Now, another key figure from their squad could be heading towards the exit door, with West Ham having placed a price tag on one of their most experienced players.
West Ham Set Wan-Bissaka Price
According to The Athletic, West Ham are prepared to listen to offers for Aaron Wan-Bissaka this summer and have set an asking price of around £25 million for the right-back.
The Hammers have not yet received any formal enquiries for the 28-year-old, but they are open to a potential sale as they reshape their squad following relegation.
Wan-Bissaka has become an important figure since joining from Manchester United for £15 million in August 2024, making 65 appearances across all competitions for the club.
His reputation was further boosted during the 2026 World Cup, where he played every match for DR Congo as they reached the Round of 32 in their first appearance at the tournament since 1974, before eventually being eliminated by England.
Those performances only strengthened his standing, giving West Ham an opportunity to recover a significant fee on their investment, with Arsenal reported to be interested.
However, losing one of their most experienced defenders would leave another gap to fill as they attempt to rebuild at Championship level.
