TEAMtalk understands that Everton and Tottenham are among the clubs closely monitoring the 28-year-old DR Congo international Aaron Wan-Bissaka, who is expected to be one of the first major players to depart West Ham following their relegation. Sources have confirmed to TEAMtalk that West Ham are prepared to listen to offers for the defender as they begin a squad rebuild for the Championship, and the club is keen to move large contracts off their wage bill. Sources indicate the club would likely accept a fee around £10 million, partly because any buyer would also have to cover his sizeable salary. Everton manager David Moyes is a great admirer of Wan-Bissaka's qualities, and with the club prioritising a new right-back, the opportunity to sign him for that price could be difficult to overlook. Competition for the player is reportedly intensifying. TEAMtalk understands Newcastle United, Fulham, and Sunderland have also expressed interest. Wan-Bissaka joined West Ham in August 2024 and has a contract until 2031. He has earned 10 caps for DR Congo and has a current market value of €22.00m, according to Transfermarkt.