“I will enjoy the last few days in the club,” the 32-year-old said. “There is still one more game to play and we need to win to secure the Champions League spot for next season. I won’t be here next season but I wish all the best for this football club.”
West Ham is waiting to hear whether the Manchester City defender will be their first summer signing on a free transfer.
The Sun claim the Hammers are offering him a two-year, £100,000-a-week deal to Zabaleta which if true would make him the highest paid West Ham player.