MICHAIL ANTONIO will not return to West Ham.
The Hammers stalwart, who was involved in a terrifying crash last December, saw his contract at London Stadium expire in June.
With Antonio having since recovered from his injuries, talks took place regarding an extension in East London.
But West Ham have today confirmed that no agreement could be reached with Jamaica international.
Antonio returned to action for the Reggae Boyz as a substitute in June, while he also scored twice for a Hammers academy side in a friendly against Boreham Wood last month.
The Hammers have confirmed that they will continue to offer Antonio “access to training, facilities and medical care if needed”.
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Antonio signed for West Ham from Nottingham Forest ahead of their final season at Upton Park 10 years ago.
After quickly becoming a fan favourite in East London, the forward cemented himself in the club’s history books by scoring in their final match at the Boleyn Ground.
Antonio also played a pivotal role in West Ham’s run to Conference League glory in 2023 – their first major silverware in 43 years.
He departs the club having scored 83 goals in 323 appearances.
No man has ever netted more times for West Ham in the Premier League than Antonio.
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