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Double swoop hopes hint at overall window policy

By Dave Langton

West Ham could make a double swoop on Watford this summer as they aim to bring both Emmanuel Dennis and Ismaila Sarr to the club.

Both attacking players impressed throughout the campaign in a poor team, with Dennis scoring 10 goals and laying on six assists in the Premier League and Sarr scoring five and laying on two assists.

But perhaps the key fact to take away from this is that both players can play in a variety of roles.

Dennis is capable of playing on both flanks, and through the middle as a centre-forward, while Sarr can play on the right and up front.

Given that the Hammers are going to need to bring in a large number of new players this summer, this makes total sense, and it gains further weight when one considers Nayef Aguerd is the primary defensive target.

He seems likely to be coming in from French club Rennes and he can play as both a centre-back and a left-back.

Moyes could sign three players here and actually cover six positions: the right wing, the left wing, two striking roles, left-back and centre-back.

It seems as though he is looking for Swiss army knives in the transfer market and that makes all the sense in the world, given how busy the Hammers need to be.

This is the sensible, correct approach.

 

About Dave Langton

A journalist with 10 years' experience of working on National newspapers, now chief reporter covering the club that I've loved since I was a boy. Upton Park remains the greatest football stadium ever built.

3 comments on “Double swoop hopes hint at overall window policy

  1. great news, get a bid in yesterday, do west ham know transfer windows now open, lots of news stating we are considering a bid on many players, because we really like this player, and moyes wants them, if so, then for gods sake bid for them.
    this team will kill me, had a stroke watching them last season already.

  2. Agreed but it’s only sensible if we sign players and there is no indication of that happening yet.

  3. Now that is interesting both decent and experienced in the Prem.

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