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It's set to be a summer of change at West Ham this season as David Moyes departs the club. Former Wolves boss Julen Lopetegui is set to be announced as his replacement this week.
The Spaniard quit his last post due to transfer disagreements and seems likely to want an influence over the Hammers' squad from the off this summer. The London club's defence is ageing while there is still the matter of finding a Declan Rice replacement after Kalvin Phillips' loan spell failed to reach expectations.
There's also the matter of finding an added goal threat with links to Brentford striker Ivan Toney. Any incomings will, of course, have to be offset with outgoings and LondonWorld looks at the West Ham first team squad to see how each player has done this season and what the future may hold.
9. Konstantinos Mavropanos
His performances got better through the year in his first season at West Ham. The 26-year-old has shown plenty of promise and supporters will hope to see him excel even more in his second Premier League season. | Getty Images
10. Angelo Ogbonna
Reports suggest that Ogbonna has not been approached about a new contract as his current West Ham deal comes to an end. The 35-year-old has his own ambitions as a coach and his departure would free up space to add youth to an ageing back line. | Getty Images
11. Nayef Aguerd
Aguerd's West Ham contract still has another three years to run but he has been tipped as one that could leave the club on a free transfer this summer. As with many, it depends on Lopetegui's plans, but the defender could well be sold amid interest from France. | Getty Images
12. Emerson Palmieri
The 29-year-old has shown plenty of endeavour this season, although can sometimes been found lacking in defence with his desire to affect attacking moves. The former Chelsea man has another two years left on his contract and a departure seems unlikely - although Lopetegui could take a hammer to defence in favour of more youthful options. | Getty Images