“West Ham in CHAOS! Potter to AXE NINE Top Stars in SHOCKING Fire Sale!”

West Ham United have little to fight for in the Premier League this season, currently sitting 17th, though they remain comfortably 15 points above the relegation zone.

Manager Graham Potter is expected to oversee a major overhaul of the squad once the season concludes, as he looks to reshape the team he inherited from Julen Lopetegui.

According to The Guardian (23 April), up to nine players could leave the London Stadium this summer.

The club may need to sell players to fund new signings and strengthen the squad.

Mohammed Kudus is one high-profile name attracting interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia, England, and across Europe.

Potter is reportedly open to offers for Emerson Palmieri, Konstantinos Mavropanos, and Edson Álvarez. Meanwhile, Everton are keeping tabs on Tomas Soucek.

Additionally, Niclas Fullkrug and Jean-Clair Todibo could be sold, while Evan Ferguson and Carlos Soler are unlikely to stay after their loan spells end.

A full squad rebuild appears to be a priority for Potter, who wants to push West Ham up the table and into European contention.

For supporters, this is a sign that the club acknowledges the scale of the challenge ahead.

Offloading nine players could free up substantial funds in terms of transfer fees and wages, giving Potter more flexibility to bring in higher-quality signings that align with his vision.

Despite this, the pressure is mounting on Potter after securing only three wins from his first 12 matches.

However, it’s important to allow him time to correct the issues left behind by Lopetegui and former sporting director Tim Steidten.

If results continue to falter at the start of next season, co-chairman David Sullivan may be forced to reconsider Potter’s position.

But for now, his job appears safe—at least until he has the opportunity to rebuild the squad in his image.