West Ham manager David Moyes has a wealth of talented young players at his disposal, and Callum Marshall is just one of them.
Steve Potts has taken charge of the Under-21s following the departure of Mark Robson to join David Moyes’ coaching staff. The Under-21s have gained ten points from their initial five Premier League 2 fixtures this season, culminating in a 3-3 stalemate with Southampton yesterday.
In the match, Marshall scored twice, including a goal in the 94th minute, and his recent form has been remarkable.
Callum Marshall has 11 goals in his last six games: West Ham have a future superstar on our hands
The teenage striker has been in a prolific form over the past half-year, scoring four goals in the last six matches, including back-to-back hat-tricks in a 5-2 victory over Leeds on Wednesday evening. This follows a run of four goals in the past six games, including braces in a 3-0 win over Bristol Rovers, a single strike against Celtic, two goals in a 3-2 win against Everton, and a single strike against Sunderland.
Callum Marshall is an extremely talented young player with a bright future. He can play anywhere on the front line, has fantastic pace and movement, and is a fantastic finisher when given the chance to score goals.
At the age of 18, there is no denying that Marshall is a talented young player. We will have to wait until the end of the season to see what kind of goals he will be able to score for West Ham’s under-21 side.
I would also love to see Marshall get some first team experience in Europe or in the domestic cup competitions.
There is no doubt that Callum Marshall has a bright future with West Ham and we can only hope that he will continue to put in the hard work and effort to reach his full potential.
