The Frenchman has thrown doubt on his future in East London.
West Ham United star Dimitri Payet has refused to rule out a move a sensational move away from East London in January.
The French midfielder told French television program TeleFoot (via FourFourTwo) he in constantly re-evaluating his position and adds he refuses to ‘close the door to anything’.
The 29 year-old has reflected The Irons recent struggles – both on and off the pitch – as Slaven Bilic’s men adapt to new life at The London Stadium in Stratford.
West Ham United’s Dimitri Payet looks dejected
The West Ham star appeared on the French football show with former France and Bayern Munich full-back Bixente Lizarazu and responded to whether he could leave The Hammers when the transfer window opens.
Payet said: “I’m asking myself other questions, I have ambition, but I’m not closing the door to anything.”
Since making the switch from Olympique Marseille in June of last summer for a fee in the region of £10.7m, the Frenchman exploded onto the scene in the Premier League.
The midfielder scored nine goals and reached 13 assists domestically last term.
As Bilic’s men continue to labour this term however, Payet’s influence has been waning of late, foraging a frustrated figure at Goodison Park last weekend and versus Stoke City on Saturday.
After 11 games of this campaign, the Reunion Island-born man has reached notched five assists, but has only found the net on the one occasion, as West Ham sit four points above the bottom three.
France v Romania – Euro 2016 – Group A
After starring for Les Bleus in Euro 2016, Dimitri Payet was linked with a move back to France with Paris Saint-Germain, however committed his immediate future to West Ham.
His latest comments however will be hugely to concerning to the West Ham board. The former Marseille man was asked about the possibility of leaving the club in January, to which Payet replied:
“It’s always the sports project that interests me. For now, PSG [Paris Saint-Germain] and OM [Marseille] did not come to me [with an offer].”
With regard to West Ham he adds, “It was a very bad start with West Ham, we’re trying to get into the top half of the table.”
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