Let's assume, in an alternative universe somewhere, that you are the manager of West Ham and you have been told what your transfer budget is and that you can add to it by selling players and every penny raised will be added to said budget.
If it was me I'd try to offload Antonio. We are over reliant on him and, through no fault of his own, he keeps breaking down. And like the old Ford in the garage the older it gets the less reliable it becomes. Of course in our real universe we've offered the bloke a new contract. Totally stupid imo but it's been done so we have to live with it.
We all know Antonio has been something of a revelation since moving to his central striking role but, tbh, until then I'd never really rated the bloke. Never the most intelligent player in the pack (Selhurst Park under Bilic anybody ?) but at one time it was rumoured that one or two clubs were looking into making an offer.
Would it be worthwhile trying to offload him if a suitable offer came along ? Imo the answer has to be yes, always providing of course a replacement can be identified. And before anyone mentions the dwarf's grubby little fingers remember I'm talking about an alternative universe.