Moyes dilemma as Chicharito switch rumours grow

West Ham are open to offers for Javier Hernandez who appears to have no future under David Moyes at the London Stadium.

Rumours are doing the rounds that MLS club Los Angeles FC may be ready to give the Irons close to the £16 million they splashed out on what was seen as the summer marquee signing.

There was speculation last summer that LA were interested in the former Manchester United forward but he returned to the Premier League, signing for then manager Slaven Bilic at West Ham.

But neither Slaven Bilic or Moyes have seen him as a central striker and the club are now very much open to offers for the Mexican.

However the big problem facing the manager is that a Chicharito sale, plus the possible departure of Diafra Sakho. would leave him with just one recognised front man in Andy Carroll over whom there is also transfer window speculation.

Moyes prefers using Marko Arnautovic alongside Michail Antonio when possible but whether he will be prepared to see the squad stripped of strikers must be doubtful at this stage of the campaign.

That could leave him looking for one, possibly to replacements in a January window with clubs reluctant to sell their better players.