Chicago White Sox center fielder Luis Robert Jr. is reportedly on the trade block as the team is "actively seeking packages" for him, per the New York Post's Jon Heyman.

"The White Sox are actively seeking packages for Robert, and with two team options at a club friendly $20 million and just $63M to go through 2027 (assuming the options are exercised), he combines control and talent like no one else out there," Heyman wrote. "Worry over injury history is the negative heard. But many need outfielders (Dodgers, Phillies, Royals, etc.) Chances to be dealt: Good."

Robert missed nearly two months of action while dealing with a right hip flexor strain, but made his return on Tuesday. In nine games, the 26-year-old has eight hits and five RBI, hitting a .216 batting average.

In his return from injury, Robert went 2-for-4 with a home run in the White Sox loss to the Chicago Cubs.

Robert had a breakout season in his fourth MLB campaign a year ago, collecting 38 home runs, 80 RBI and a .264 batting average. While the start of the 2024 season has gotten off to a slow start with his injury, he's looking to continue his solid production now that he's back on the field.

The 15-47 White Sox are looking for an answer to their problems, and trading Robert could give them some pieces to build around in the future.

Among other possible trade candidates could be left-handed starting pitcher Garrett Crochet, who is reportedly being pursued by the San Diego Padres. The fourth-year player has a 3.49 ERA with 93 strikeouts in 13 starts this year.

While it's not clear whether Crochet is on the trade block along with Robert, hearing the Padres' out on a potential offer could be beneficial for Chicago.

However the White Sox decide to approach the rest of the season, a postseason push seems unlikely at this point, and it might be time to start planning for next year.