A journalist has made a surprising claim that a West Ham outcast could be key to the remainder of their season.

An excellent chance existed for West Ham to qualify for a fourth straight season of European football prior to the January transfer window. All they had to do was bring in some replacements and shed some of the squad’s dead wood.

 

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Sadly, the Hammers were utterly ineffective at this. They sold players such as Pablo Fornals, Said Benrahma, and Thilo Kehrer, and added just Kalvin Phillips on loan to their roster. Even though the team would like to move on from these players, it would be counterproductive to let them all go without finding a successor.

Paul Brown, a journalist, believes that Maxwel Cornet could be prepared to establish himself in East London, which is surprising because it could already be the solution to David Moyes’ issues at the club.

Given how thin their team is, Brown told GIVEMESPORT, “he is going to get chances now.” “He has a good chance of making his way into those areas more frequently if he can find some form, but there will need to be some rotation in forward areas.”

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“I believe that when everything is considered, it will ignite a fire under Maxwel Cornet and hopefully bring out the best in him.”

Since moving from Burnley in the summer of 2022, the Ivorian has not had an easy journey. He had a terrible injury just as he was starting to get hot, which kept him out of action for several months. He has had difficulty playing since his return and didn’t score his first goal for the Irons until a few weeks ago against Sheffield United.

It may be as good as bringing in a new player if the team can maximise Cornet’s potential. It’s possible that we will eventually get to see the player we believed we had signed; as Brown stated, he just needs to play before the season ends.

In another development:

 

EXCLUSIVE: WEST HAM TURNED DOWN £50 MILLION JANUARY OFFER FOR TOP STAR

 

As far as HITC is aware, Jarrod Bowen was not added to West Ham United’s roster during the January transfer window.HITC has been informed by sources that a proposal worth about £50 million was made for the England international.

But according to what we hear, Hammers chairman David Sullivan made it plain that Bowen was not up for grabs and did not even entertain the offer.

Although the source of the bid is unknown at this time, it is not thought that they have returned with a better proposal given West Ham’s resolute position on their star forward.

Long-term deal

Bowen signed a six-and-a-half-year contract in October, committing to the Hammers for the foreseeable future. However, the player’s long-term contract was just recently signed.

After moving from Hull City in 2020, Bowen has been one of West Ham’s most vital players in the past few seasons.

Because of his performance, Gareth Southgate has made him an England international, and he is optimistic that he will be included in the final 23-man squad for this summer’s European Championships.

Interest

Due to his play, Bowen has drawn the attention of several Premier League competitors, including Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, and Liverpool. In fact, Jurgen Klopp has expressed his respect for the West Ham player.

“I have to say, aside from all of my players, [he is] probably my favourite.” What he is doing and how he has grown is fantastic,” he said in December to Sky Sports.