Danny Ings could remain at West Ham

Danny Ings could remain at West Ham

Danny Ings could remain at West Ham following news that Mikey Antonio is set for another six weeks on the sidelines although that may depends on the outcome of the scan on Jarrod Bowen‘s ankle.

That’s according to the Mail who claim that following a new injury to the No 9 and Bowen twisting an ankle, Ings could be required despite apparent interest from Wolves in the 31 year old.

David Moyes has preferred to use Divin Mubama as a sub in the last couple of games and although Antonio was due to return to the team against Bristol City he sustained a new injury when slipping in training.

He has been missing since mid November and the Mail is declaring that he now faces another four to six weeks out of action.

Wolves have enquired about Ings with the 31 year old, now making only rare appearances in the team and yesterday missing a great chance from close in when appearing in the second half of the game against Bristol City.

But with with Antonio and Bowen – as well as Paqueta’s injured problem and the loss of Mohammed Kudus to the Africa Cup of Nations – the Hammers are allegedly reluctant to let him go and having no cover at all.

They haven’t been helped by the form of Mubama who has failed to make any real impact over his appearances against Brighton and in the Fa Cup third round match.