Al-Shabab want West Ham United striker Callum Wilson | OneFootball

Al-Shabab and other Saudi Arabian clubs are interested in signing West Ham United striker Callum Wilson, according to the Telegraph.

The West Ham star is expected to leave the London Stadium club before the end of the winter transfer window after manager Nuno Espirito Santo brought in striking duo Pablo and Taty Castellanos.

The billionaire-owned clubs from the Middle East are keeping tabs on him and are expected to swoop.

Wilson is in talks to terminate his Hammers contract, and Celtic have also been linked with the 33-year-old.

However, Al-Shabab and other clubs from the United Arab Emirates will be offering him more than the Scottish Premiership club can.

The West Ham striker could fly out to the Middle East as early as next week to secure his next move and is expected to be allowed to travel after the weekend.

The Hammers have bolstered their attack and are expected to let the former Newcastle United star leave.

It remains to be seen whether Wilson will be playing against Tottenham Hotspur tomorrow in what could be his last appearance for West Ham.

He has four goals and one assist in 18 appearances for the Hammers since joining them last summer as a free agent.

Wilson signed a one-year deal with the Hammers, but the contract is incentive-based and he could be the third forward to move on after Niclas Fullkrug and Luis Guilherme left earlier this month.

West Ham are desperate to stay up after just three victories in 21 league games so far in 2025-26, and more additions could be on the cards in the coming weeks.

They have been linked with Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil and could do with signings in the middle of the park with James Ward-Prowse expected to leave this month.