West Ham United manager Graham Potter is reportedly prepared to sell Mexican midfielder Edson Alvarez in the upcoming January transfer window. Monaco has shown interest in the former Ajax player and has submitted an initial offer, which West Ham has turned down. Nonetheless, West Ham is open to letting Alvarez go if Monaco or another club presents a better offer. Potter, who recently succeeded Julen Lopetegui as West Ham manager, appears to be making this significant decision early in his tenure. It has been noted that Alvarez has not met performance expectations at the London Stadium, suggesting it might be wise to capitalize on his transfer if the financial terms are favorable. Alvarez is among several players in the squad who have underperformed, making it seem like a prudent move by Potter to approve his potential exit.