West Ham confirm exits of four players as David Moyes plots summer transfer rebuild mission

West Ham United have issued the annual list of players who will leave the London Stadium at the end of the 2021/22 season. The Hammers confirmed the departures of four first-team players and six development squad players once their respective contracts expire on June 30.

Andriy Yarmolenko, David Martin, Ryan Fredericks and Mark Noble are all set to leave east London in the coming weeks for pastures new, though the latter will officially retire after 18 seasons as a first-team player. Nathan Holland, Jayden Fevrier, Bernardo Rosa, Amadou Diallo, Ossama Ashley and scholar Isaac Evans will all also leave West Ham on June 30.

The Hammers thanked each and every player for their service to the club, honouring them with an overview that recalls their best moments in a West Ham shirt. The club statement that followed their announcement read: "West Ham United would like to thank all those players departing for their hard work and commitment during their careers in Claret and Blue and wish them the very best for their future careers."

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The handful of exits will likely ignite a busy summer transfer window for Moyes, with three key first-team players bidding farewell. Noble featured 550 times for the Hammers, directly contributing towards 123 goals.

The 35-year-old won two Hammer of the Year awards, two Play-Off finals and led the club into Europe in each of his final two seasons in Claret and Blue. While the midfielder has appeared more so on the sidelines this season, Noble's exit will be a damning blow, with Moyes set to lose a leader in the dressing room.

Yarmolenko totalled 86 appearances after four seasons in east London, directly contributing