There has been no confirmation of Callum Wilson's departure, and his name was missing from the retained list on 10 June. Wilson remains on the West Ham website's squad list, which may suggest a stay despite transfer links elsewhere. His future at the London Stadium does not appear to be fully confirmed based on the website. He could potentially sign a new contract with West Ham, although a move elsewhere remains a possibility.

Coventry are considering re-signing Wilson, but it has been suggested he could remain at West Ham following their relegation. Nuno Espirito Santo wants to keep his squad together for an immediate attempt to return to the Premier League, with the striker likely to be a key part of that. Wilson was an important player for West Ham in the final stages of the season and could be utilized again in the Championship. Football Insider reported on 8 June that Wilson has an offer from West Ham.

English forward Callum Wilson, 34, has agreed to sign a new deal at West Ham, and all conditions have been accepted. According to @McGrathMike, the agreement will be valid until June 2027. Wilson's previous contract was set to expire in June 2026. The forward has scored one goal in five Premier League appearances this season and has 9 caps and 2 goals for England. Transfermarkt estimates his market value to be €5.00m. He had previously been linked with clubs including Ipswich Town, Celtic, and Al Shabab.