West Ham forward Michail Antonio has offers from the United States, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, in addition to interest from other Premier League teams, according to CBS Sports reporter Ben Jacobs.

However, the journalist says that, despite the number of clubs pursuing the 32-year-old, the Hammers are reluctant sellers due to the injury sustained by new signing Danny Ings:

Wolves have enquired, but West Ham really don’t want to sell, especially after new signing Danny Ings got injured. There is also interest from MLS, Saudi and Qatar. pic.twitter.com/889FbNRiiq

— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) January 26, 2023

In addition to Wolves, both Everton and Chelsea have been mentioned as potential suitors in England and Antonio has already spoken out recently to say he isn’t sure whether he will remain at the London Stadium.

With Ings having made the switch to the Irons from Aston Villa, Antonio is now likely to be third choice striker, with Gianluca Scamacca also expected to be ahead of him in the pecking order.

Even so, West Ham may still refuse all bids for the player ahead of the transfer window closing on Tuesday next week.