West Ham United Chiefs become concerned about the form of one player behind the scene, which even encouraged managers Graham Potter and CO make summer plans for transfer.
West Ham set for an extended interruption after the defeat of FA Cup
Potter’s side will not be in action this weekend after Aston Villa threw them out of the third round FA Cup, which means that the hammers are currently enjoying a break before their next next Premier league Conflicts at home in Brentford next weekend.
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It was an impressive start to life in Dugout for Potter, despite some results going against West Ham, with their overall appearances going upstairs in terms of time compared to Julen Lopetegui.
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The following five nodes in the Premier League West Hamma |
Date |
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Brentford (home) |
February 15 |
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Arsenal (away) |
February 22 |
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Leicester City (home) |
27. February |
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Newcastle United (Home) |
March 10 |
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Everton (away) |
March 15 |
They are probably unhappy not to leave the Stamford Bridge with at least a point against Chelsea, and they even took the lead in the kindness of Captain Jarrod Bowen in the first half.
West Ham also strengthened in January, remembering midfielder James Ward-Prowse and signing attacker Evan Ferguson for a temporary contract from Brighton. This time will allow Ferguson to be particularly placed in his surroundings, with the potter enthusiastic arrivals of both men to East London.
“I’m happy,” Potter said about Ferguson and Ward-Prowse.
“The players we currently pulled out for us are significant for us. When we bring them back – what will we hope, soon – this is important to us. To get the two characters we have done, Evan and James, I think they will help the team to improve training Every day.
“I think it is [Ferguson] I had a few weeks and then played for 20 minutes during the weekend. We have a while until the next game, so we will help him in training.
“This is our challenge now: to ensure that he is, that he is useful to him and enjoy his football, because he is talent.”
West Ham’s transfer plan in the midst of worrying over Emerson Palmieri
However, not all plane sailing in Rush Green, with £ 95,000 per week left back Emerson Palmieri attracting internal criticism.
According to former scout the older verb of Mick Brown, speaking with the football insider, West Ham is worried about Emerson’s formSo much so that they plan to sign a new left back in the summer.
“Brought the Wan-Bissak who made them extremely good for them,“He said to the football insider.
“So their priority is on the other hand, with the left back. I know they didn’t sell 100% on Emerson, there were concerns about his performances. Because of this, Wan-Bissak was sometimes forced to cross and play with the left back.
“They want to bring in a new left back to solve the problem. As far as goals are concerned, I’m not sure, but I know it’s a position they have watched before January, although their focus has been on the window elsewhere.
“I would expect it to be a position they look like in the summer.”
