After a drama-filled final day of the transfer window, West Ham spent big on Jarrod Bowen. That move, not only smart, has fulfilled a dream.
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When Mark Noble took over as the West Ham captain, there wasn't much surprise. But as Nobes gets close to his exit, questions arise as to who can take over.
A major area of excitement and concern for West Ham has been the midfield roles. Right in the middle of that is a young talent that shouldn't be forgotten.
The last time David Moyes was at West Ham, he made some key changes player-wise on the pitch. He could do it again and it would benefit these three players.
At times, a great disappointment and at other times, a game saver. The defense for West Ham this season has been just that, up and down. So lets rank them.
Nobody, including Jack Wilshere, would have hoped that his narrative for West Ham would look like this after joining in 2018, but here we are.
West Ham United have a need for a young, energetic left-back. Luckily for them, they can put this gem playing at Hertha BSC on their Bundesliga wish-list.
The unknown outcome of the rest of the season for West Ham is still up in the air. With that, we look ahead at who's in or out of the Hammers senior squad.
When West Ham United brought in Albian Ajeti on deadline day last summer, futures looked bright. A few mistakes later and they need to rekindle that spark.
As per usual, the transfer rumors continue to implode and this time it is that West Ham are interested in Alexis Sanchez.
A good way to judge the ins and outs of a club is to look at who they brought in and who was sold. So, how have West Ham United's departures been elsewhere?
At this point rumors are just rumors but the link to Sami Khedira, although enticing, goes against West Ham United's new proposed transfer policy.
On this beloved holiday or joking and tomfoolery, why not look back and discuss some of West Ham United's most recent follies in the transfer market.
Although we are all still waiting for the current West Ham season to finish, pandemic pending, it's never to early to look ahead at who could breakout next.
West Ham United are a club that historically have kept certain numbers to certain positions. The 10, 12, 9, etc... but who wore each number the best?
Word is starting to surface that West Ham want the controversial signing from Barcelona, Martin Braithwaite. But would he fit the current system in place?
As the pandemic shut down the sports world as we know it, West Ham found out that attacking football was working. A continued tweak could make it better.
West Ham has made excellent choices this season when sending out players on loan. When they come back this summer however a bigger choice will remain.
As the continued spread of the Coronovirus continues to worsen and cities are in major lock down mode, which West Ham player do you fancy living with?
Every West Ham fan had their worst fear reinstated earlier this week after it was reported that Chelsea were interested in Declan Rice.