West Ham Set for Big Profit as Trophy-Winning Star Eyes Return to Former Club.

West Ham Set to Make Big Profit on Guido Rodriguez

Graham Potter faces a significant challenge at West Ham as he aims to reestablish the club as a consistent top-eight Premier League side.

However, with limited funds at his disposal, the Hammers boss will need to offload several players this summer to generate transfer funds.

The rebuilding process will be long and difficult, a fact Potter has already acknowledged in an apology to the West Ham fans.

Nevertheless, clearing out underperforming players will accelerate the transition.

West Ham Looking to Offload Guido Rodriguez

West Ham are reportedly eager to move Guido Rodriguez on this summer, and it seems they may get their wish.

According to Nacion Futbol, the Argentine midfielder could be set for a return to his former club, Club América, in the upcoming transfer window.

Rodriguez previously spent three years with the Mexican side before moving to Real Betis in 2020.

While he has enjoyed a decorated career—winning nine major trophies, including the World Cup, Copa del Rey, and Copa Libertadores—his time in the Premier League has been far from successful.

Simply put, Rodriguez has struggled to adapt to English football and has offered little to West Ham’s midfield.

Potential Profit for the Hammers

Reports suggest that West Ham could demand up to £12 million for the 30-year-old, an ambitious valuation given his struggles in the Premier League.

However, even if the club secures just £5 million from his sale, it would still represent a significant profit.

Signing Rodriguez last summer under Julen Lopetegui was widely regarded as a poor decision, but if West Ham manage to cash in on him, they could turn that mistake into a financial win.