What West Ham United have approved for Soungoutou Magassa exit as transfer now close

West Ham United have received offers from Bologna and Sevilla for Soungoutou Magassa.

The Hammers seem open to letting the 22-year-old midfielder leave in the final hours of the transfer window.

With James Ward-Prowse moving to Southampton recently, another exit could now be lined up at the Irons.

Magassa's future at the London Stadium remains uncertain and a transfer now looks close.

The France youth international's situation in East London will be worth watching closely after not featuring in any of the five matches this season under Nuno Espirito Santo.

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Soungoutou Magassa transfer latest at West Ham

West Ham have been open to Magassa's sale as they look for replacements in the market.

Bologna and Sevilla have now submitted paid loan offers, including an obligation to buy, and the Hammers have approved the formula for the midfielder's departure.

According to Foot Mercato journalist Sebastien Denis on 29 August, RB Leipzig and LOSC Lille have also enquired about the Frenchman but haven't taken their interest forward for now.

The East London outfit's engine room could be facing a major overhaul this summer, with further exits on the cards.

Who else could leave London Stadium

Edson Alvarez has an agreement with Olympiacos, with his future likely away from West Ham.

It also remains to be seen what the future holds for Jean-Clair Todibo, who hasn't been a part of the Hammers' squad this season.

Maxwel Cornet could possibly be on his way out as well.

There has been major turnover at London Stadium this summer and the exodus could potentially continue.

The East London outfit's board backed Nuno to navigate them back into the Premier League, but the performances in the first few matches haven't been encouraging.

While plenty of people have tipped the Irons to comfortably dominate the Championship, they have failed to win their opening three league matches.

It doesn't matter if Jarrod Bowen has decided to remain at the London Stadium for another season if he doesn't have support in the midfield and defence.

The Hammers have sold many of their best players after relegation, with no end in sight to the on-field and off-field drama in E20.