West Ham have announced that Aaron Cresswell, Lukasz Fabianski, Vladimir Coufal and Danny Ings will all leave the club when their contracts run out this summer.
The Hammers have the oldest squad in the Premier League and are gearing up for a major rebuild over the summer.
Fabia?ski (40), Cresswell (35), Coufal (32) and Ings (32) were all part of the team that lifted the Europa Conference League in 2023 – the club’s first European trophy since 1965.
Between them, the four have clocked up over 800 appearances for West Ham.
Cresswell, who joined in 2014, has made more than 350 appearances in claret and blue. Fabianski arrived in 2018 and has been first-choice between the sticks for most of his time at the club. Ings, signed from Aston Villa, has struggled to make an impact, scoring just four league goals. Coufal has been a regular at right-back since signing from Slavia Prague.
It’s been a rough season for West Ham — they currently sit 17th in the table, though they’ve already done enough to avoid relegation.
