West Ham are prepared to consider offers for 28-year-old right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka following their relegation to the Championship, as part of a squad rebuild aimed at removing large contracts from their wage bill. Sources indicate the club would likely accept a fee of approximately £10 million, partly because the purchasing club would also be taking on a significant salary package. Sunderland have expressed interest in the DR Congo international ahead of the summer transfer window, reflecting the club's ambition after returning to the top flight. According to TEAMtalk, competition is intensifying, and Tottenham, Newcastle United, and Fulham have also shown interest. TEAMtalk also reports that Everton are closely monitoring the situation, with their manager David Moyes understood to be an admirer of the player. Wan-Bissaka, who has 10 caps for DR Congo, joined West Ham in August 2024 and has a contract until 2031. His current valuation on Transfermarkt is €22.00m.