The Los Angeles Angels are willing to trade Mike Trout if the All-Star outfielder requests one, according to a USA Today report.

Earlier this month, Trout said he plans to discuss the future path of the organization with team management in the offseason.

“When it’s brought up in the offseason, you’ve obviously got to talk about it, and think about it,” Trout told the Orange County Register. “I haven’t thought about it yet. There are going to be some conversations in the winter, for sure. Just to see the direction of everything and what the plan is.”

Trout still has seven years and more than $248 million left on a 12-year, $430 million contract he signed in 2019.

The Angels were dealt a huge blow on Tuesday, as superstar Mike Trout was placed on the 10-day injured list with a left hamate fracture.

Trout, a three-time AL MVP and 11-time All-Star, sustained the injury on Monday, when left the Angels’ game against the Padres in the eighth inning after fouling back a pitch from right-hander Nick Martinez. Trout is expected to be out roughly six to eight weeks, which means he’ll be out until at least mid-August and possibly into September.

As corresponding moves, outfielder Jo Adell and right-hander Gerardo Reyes were recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake. Right-hander Victor Mederos was optioned to Double-A Rocket City.

“I can’t really describe the pain I felt,” Trout said on Monday. “I’ve never felt that pain, ever. I’ve never had wrist problems or anything. Just a freak thing.”