You will not believe how much money West Ham could be about to lose on Pablo Fornals
Pablo Fornals, a midfielder, could be set to suffer a significant injury for West Ham United in January.
Pablo Fornals is being strongly linked to leaving West Ham during the January transfer window, with Real Betis and other teams being mentioned as potential suitors.
This winter, Hammers coach David Moyes needs to make new additions, but he might have to let go of some deadwood first.
We can most certainly afford to lose Fornals. He won’t be anywhere to Moyes’ starting lineup until everyone is healthy.
For about £24 million in the summer of 2019, Manuel Pellegrini signed the 27-year-old from Villarreal to the London Stadium (Guardian).
It seems likely that the Chilean will sign the Spaniard once more, but how much will West Ham ask to sign him?

West Ham prepared to make a huge loss on Pablo Fornals
Today, AS gave us an update regarding Fornals’ future.
According to the Spanish media outlet, the Hammers could get as little as €5 million (£4 million) this winter for the midfield player.
Compared to the £20 million we paid for Fornals over five years ago, it would be a huge loss.
Despite this, I continue to believe that West Ham will make the right choice in letting him go. He is a complete shadow of the person he once was because of how much he has regressed over the past year or two.
The Hammers have already triggered a 12-month extension in the Spaniard’s contract, so if we don’t sell him soon, we’ll probably ended up releasing him on a free transfer.
Pablo Fornals has brought absolutely nothing to the table over the past 12–18 months, and Moyes needs to move him on as a matter of urgency as far as I’m concerned.
Quite where he ends up remains to be seen, but I’m convinced that he won’t be at the London Stadium beyond the end of the current January transfer window