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Word Cup tie tonight offers chance to check out Hammers target!

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A West Ham blog discussing England’s up and coming World Cup quarter final: But for a reason.

There are still a couple of hours to go before The Three Lions take on Norway for a place in the 2026 World Cup semi final.

Time to climb on board with Thomas Tuchel’s attempt to take his side beyond Gareth Southgate’s creditable quarter final and semi final defeats in 2028 and 2022.

And as an intriguing sub-plot, West Ham are looking seriously at one of Norway’s players tonight – so watch out for Patrick Berg tonight.

According to well connected journalist Graeme Bailey, writing in teamtalk, the Hammers are one of several admirers of the Bodo/Glimt midfielder:

“Patrick Berg is ready to leave Bodo/Glimt for the second time in his career, with TEAMtalk understanding a host of English clubs including West Ham and Coventry City are now tracking the Norway international after his outstanding performances for club and country.

Patrik Berg – he’s the one on the left!

The 28-year-old midfielder has enjoyed the finest season of his career, following up Bodo/Glimt’s superb Champions League campaign with an impressive World Cup showing that has only strengthened his growing reputation across Europe.”

One to watch as England bid for the semi finals: Just hope he doesn’t impress too much by scoring or setting up a Haaland winner.

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2 comments

  • Rossi says:

    Is that what you think d. Is it d for dunce, I don’t know but I feel without any inside knowledge that Erlin would say something different. Just maybe he understands the respect each club has for each other having similar struggles through the years in the top and championship divisions. He might also know that the supporters of both clubs share a mutual respect having the same devotion for their Club .
    Then he would know that West Ham are Massive have turned misfortune around and any player lucky enough to get on board now will see success and enjoyment in spades in the coming season.

  • D says:

    I’m pretty sure he would ask Haaland if West Ham are a club worth going to and I’m sure the answer will be , No especially now we are relegated

    Just about to watch the match ‘Come on England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ‘

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