West Ham attacker Michail Antonio has agreed terms over a new deal.

The Sun says Antonio has put pen to paper on a new three-and-a-half-year contract at West Ham.

Antonio, 31, has proved a revelation since joining the Hammers from Nottingham Forest in 2015, registering 54 goals in 178 Premier League games.

His return of 10 goals in 26 outings last season helped David Moyes' men secure Europa League qualification, and this term he is on course to better that tally with eight goals to show for 19 appearances so far.

The Jamaica striker has been rewarded with a bumper new deal that keeps him at the London Stadium until 2025.

It has only been 13 months since Antonio last penned an extension in east London, which tied him down until the summer of 2023.