West Ham have halted plans for striker Callum Wilson to leave this month, putting contract termination talks on hold. The club's leadership intervened to end discussions, ensuring the 33-year-old remains at the London Stadium until the season's end. This follows his last-minute winner in Saturday's London derby against Tottenham.

The decision stems from West Ham's desperate need for goals in their Premier League survival fight. Wilson, who joined on a free transfer from Newcastle, has scored five times in 19 appearances. His role was threatened by the arrivals of Pablo Felipe and Tati Castellanos, prompting the earlier exit talks.

Manager Nuno Espirito Santo had acknowledged the situation, noting Wilson's experience and changed position. With the club prioritizing survival over squad reshuffling, Wilson is now expected to provide crucial depth through May, a move that reflects West Ham's pragmatic approach to their current campaign.