**West Ham** have not received a single offer for midfielder Guido Rodriguez.
That’s the latest from a high-level Hammers insider responding to speculation that Club América—Rodriguez’s former club—had made a £2 million offer for the World Cup-winning Argentine.
Stories began to circulate yesterday suggesting that two Mexican clubs were eyeing a move for the 31-year-old, but when we put that to a top London Stadium source, the reply was blunt: “Sadly no, but we’re hoping for one.”
It’s been made clear time and again that Rodriguez is very much for sale as the club look to trim a bloated midfield.
Freddie Potts is expected to feature prominently under Graham Potter this season, meaning Rodriguez is likely to find himself even further down the pecking order.
While the Argentine has previously spoken of playing in the [Premier League](https://www.claretandhugh.info/premier-league-bio/) being a lifelong dream, he’s also believed to be homesick and open to a move back to South America or Spain.
As one of the club’s higher earners, West Ham would welcome any offer that could get him off the wage bill. But for now, the wait continues.