The West Ham star Vladimir Coufal has received some unfavourable news, but his boss David Moyes may find it ideal.

The greatest honour for any athlete is to be chosen to represent their nation.

The stars of West Ham feel the same way.

Thus, Vladimir Coufal will find it difficult to hear news from his native country.

After breaking the regulations by going out on the town with two other people in November, West Ham player Coufal was expelled from the Czech national squad.

Tomas Soucek, the Czech captain and teammate of Coufal, scored the goal that tied the Czech Republic and Poland at one.

Coufal participated in the entire ninety minutes of that match.

Coufal admitted lifetime of regret over night out

However, after “fundamentally violating the internal rules of the national team,” he was sent home prior to a match against Moldova.

At the moment, Coufal expressed his deep regret and vowed to live a life of regret for his acts.

At the time, he declared, “I broke my own principles for the first time in my life, which I firmly believed in and adhered to throughout my career.” I am aware that two days before to the game, I was somewhere I had no business being.I have consistently relied on professional conduct, which I have now transgressed. I lost out on an amazing experience with the team—which, of course, includes getting promoted to the Euros—because of my careless error. As anyone who knows me is aware, this is the

Since I serve as a spokesperson and role model for many kids, which has always been an honour for me, I hate it even more. In the future, I will do every effort to ensure that it is once more.The worst feeling for me is knowing that I’ve let many individuals who I care about down. I have betrayed not only my long-term journey of self-improvement but also my values and myself.”

Hammers star snubbed by new Czech boss

The three partygoers’ actions disappointed him, and he lost faith in the team, which led to the resignation of Czech manager Jaroslav Silhavy following the incident.

Now that West Ham star Coufal has paid a high price for breaking the code, David Moyes is actually in for a big win.

Soucek has been called up to play for the Czech Republic in their March friendlies against Armenia and Norway.

However, Ivan Hasek, the new manager, does not have room for Coufal in his team.

Hasek stated on CST, “It was undoubtedly a difficult decision.”

Perfect scenario for Moyes and West Ham

“Leaving the players out for the time being will be most beneficial for the team,” Hasek stated, adding that he would speak with all three before to Euro 2024.

Naturally, none of them is barred from entering Europe as a result of this. None of the lads have taken offence; they all know it’s beneficial for the team.

Actually, this might be ideal for the manager and West Ham.

At right-back, the Hammers lack a true first-choice replacement for Coufal in the lineup.

During the crucial Premier League run-in, there was a European spot up for grabs.

And now that West Ham has a crucial Europa League quarterfinal approaching, Coufal has the ideal chance to recuperate and unwind before an extremely significant