Manuel Pellegrini will let Marko Arnautovic leave West Ham if there is 'a good deal for both parties'..
Updatecrew media News understands Chinese club Shanghai SIPG had a £35m bid rejected for the Austria international, with the Hammers unwilling to let Arnautovic go just 12 months after joining the club
Arnautovic needs to stop West Ham for a major cash move to Shanghai SIPG, despite the fact that Pellegrini said he doesn't expect the forward to decline to play in an offer to constrain through the exchange.
If a satisfactory offer for the 29-year-old is received, Hammers boss Pellegrini will not stand in his way.
"If I say the player must stay, the player will stay," he said. "I don't have any problem with the club. In all the months I've been working here I never had any problems with the owners about that.
"So they are not forcing me to sell Marko Arnautovic. But I think as a manager the best thing is to take the solution that is best for the player and the club, both together.
"If they agree, we don't have any problem to change.
"I am not telling the club about it. If it's a good deal for both parties we will arrange to be without Marko. But the club doesn't want to sell him."
Shanghai SIPG additionally need to sign previous West Ham forward Dimitri Payet from Marseille, Updatecrew media News gets it.
Two seasons prior Payet, another fans' most loved at the London Stadium, declined to play until the point that he recovered a move to his previous club Marseille.
Pellegrini says he doesn't censure Arnautovic for having his head turned however is persuaded the Austrian forward will keep on doing his best for the group, regardless of whether the move does not fall off.
West Ham have arranged Celta Vigo striker Maxi Gomez as a potential swap for Arnautovic in the event that he leaves the club, Updatecrew News gets it.
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