West Ham could listen to offers for £42million winger Felipe Anderson.
Napoli have lined up the Brazilian as a potential replacement for Jose Callejon who is wanted by a number of clubs.
Anderson has two years left on his current contract but West Ham have an option of an extra year which places them in the driving seat.
That said, boss David Moyes is known to want to shake-up his squad when the transfer window reopens and is targeting four or five new signings.
Napoli have yet to make a bid for Anderson but are aware of the player from his four years at Lazio before his move to east London.
Anderson, 26, was signed for a then club-record fee of £36million rising to £42million in July 2018.
He made an explosive impact for Manuel Pellegrini, boss at the time, with ten goals and five assists in his first season.
But the two-cap Brazil international has struggled during the current campaign, failing to recapture his form as Pellegrini was eventually sacked.
He has scored just once in 22 appearances during the current campaign and has struggled with a back injury.
Should Moyes choose to sacrifice him as part of his rebuilding plans, it would still leave the Scot with plenty of attacking options to support striker Sebastien Haller.
Andriy Yarmalenko, Michaeil Antonio, Roberto Snodgrass, January signing Jarrod Bowen and Manuel Lanzini can all function in advanced midfield positions
