Antonio could be presented with a new contract offer amid doubts over his football career.
West Ham United is reportedly weighing a new £90,000-per-week contract for Michail Antonio following his horror car crash last weekend.
The 34-year-old Jamaican forward, who suffered a lower limb fracture, is now recovering in a central London hospital.
The incident, which occurred in Epping on Coppice Row, left Antonio trapped in his silver Ferrari for over 45 minutes before emergency crews rescued him.
According to reports, a local dog walker was the first on the scene and described the striker's disorientation.
“He was so disorientated. He said, ‘Where am I? What’s going on? What car am I in?’” the eyewitness, identified only as Woods, told The Sun.
Michail Antonio: West Ham could table new contract offer in heartwarming gesture
Antonio, who has since undergone surgery, is not expected to return to the pitch this season, raising doubts about the future of his football career.
Despite the uncertainty, The Times reports that West Ham is considering a contract extension as a gesture of support during his recovery.
The club previously demonstrated similar compassion when they extended Angelo Ogbonna's deal after a serious knee injury in 2021.
Antonio's current deal expires this summer, but West Ham is committed to paying his wages, with insurance reportedly not covering the situation.
Images of Antonio’s wrecked Ferrari surfaced, showing significant damage to the front right wing.
Meanwhile, local police are appealing for witnesses and dash cam footage to assist in their investigation.
The accident, which occurred around 12:50 PM on Saturday, prompted an outpouring of support from the football community.
Antonio's career at West Ham
Since joining from Nottingham Forest in 2015, Antonio has cemented his legacy as West Ham’s all-time Premier League top scorer, with 83 goals to his name.
The forward who turns 35 in March next year, is now set to be shown appreciation for his contributions to the East London club.