West Ham forward Callum Wilson is set to move to Saudi Arabia, while Martin O’Neill has indicated that Celtic is not pursuing the signing of the player.

According to The Telegraph, Callum Wilson is expected to travel to Saudi Arabia next week for discussions regarding a move to the Pro League, as he prepares for his deal in London to be terminated.

Callum Wilson is in talks for his release from West Ham and wants to be the main striker at his next club. There is reported interest in him from La Liga and Saudi Arabia. The BBC states that Wilson wants regular football and is not keen on accepting a peripheral role at the London Stadium. Manager Nuno said that he and Wilson have had many frank conversations and that they had just been speaking about the situation. Nuno also said that two strikers have joined based on his personal decision and that Wilson, as an experienced man, knows his position has changed. The manager added that they were honest with each other and that while Wilson's position has changed, he is still a player for the club and they may still need him.

Sources have revealed that interest in Callum Wilson comes from outside England’s top flight, with enquiries from clubs in Europe, the Saudi Pro League, and Major League Soccer in the United States. These destinations could offer Wilson regular playing time and potentially lucrative contracts.