West Ham United will listen to offers for midfielder Pablo Fornals in January.

The Hammers are intent on moving the 27-year-old along to his next club, despite triggering a one-year extension on his contract.

Per The Standard, West Ham extended his deal to the end of next season to get a fee for him.

Fornals, who signed from Villarreal in a 24 million deal in 2019, has offers from Saudi Arabia and La Liga.

The Spaniard has not started a Premier League game since the first weekend of the season.

He has been playing more often in the Europa League, but may drop out of those games in the knockout stages as well.

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