It seems as if West Ham’s Nuno Espirito Santo has seen enough through pre-season to make his mind up on several players, with the club selling Summerville, Fernandes and just recently FreddiePotts for £10 million. That’s in addition to Callum Marshall who left for Luton Town in a permanent deal last week.
Further loans and sales are bound to follow and whilst Hammers fans are sick of the ‘goodbye’s and would rather some ‘hello’s‘ with new signings sorely needed, it is another youngster who has been reported as being on the exit ramp in a season – long loan. According to the72.co.uk the next one out of the door is likely to be Scot Josh Landers:
“West Ham striker Josh Landers is drawing new loan interest from Cheltenham Town and Southend United amid links with a move to Scotland.
Landers – likely to be heading for a loan this season
West Ham’s relegation will offer opportunities to some promising young players. However, others will leave WHUFC on loan, and one expected to move elsewhere is Josh Landers.
The 19-year-old striker has already drawn interest from Scottish duo St. Mirren and Livingston. Now, the Daily Record states that League Two side Cheltenham Town, Southend United of the National League and Scottish Championship outfit Ayr United are also keen.”
The young forward had impressed last season on loan to 5th tier Borehamwood and so, at nineteen, a step up to the old fourth division would be seen as good progress for the teenager whilst keeping him in-house for the time being.
Ayr United? The stuff of dreams, Josh. Deadly serious.
Good prospect and I hope it’s just to give him more experience before joining her first team squad.
Good a shifting people no good the other way
Jeeezzz the click bait is strong
Please hurry up and sign someone to stop this sort of rubbish
Next it will be, ‘Nuno has gone’ ….. down the tunnel to get a drink