Throughout a traditionally hectic summer transfer window that has so far seen a whole host of big name players look to try their hand among the Premier League next season – including former Borussia Dortmund stars Henrikh Mkhitarayn and Ilkay Gundogan, Belgium’s Euro 2016 goal-scorer Michy Batshuayi, ex-Bundesliga favourite Granit Xhaka, and of course not
Let’s face it, although Atletico Madrid’s Antoine Griezmann has arguably stolen the vast majority of the spotlight for France at Euro 2016 with six well taken goals so far this tournament, Dimitri Payet of West Ham United has certainly experienced a competition to remember thus far – especially throughout the group-stage rounds among Didier Deschamps’ chosen
With just two games left to play of the 2015/16 domestic campaign, we’ve decided to take a closer look at who really represents the ultimate signing of the season among the English top-flight this term, with several formidable contenders seemingly making themselves known throughout the duration of the current season thus far… Well, although
After dramatically coming up short for Slaven Bilic’s determined Hammers outfit in his last few outings in front of the Upton Park faithful, West Ham fans have certainly begun to have their say on the future of Enner Valencia and whether or not the Ecuadorian international should really be kept on for the new domestic season.
Despite seeing Chelsea awarded a last minute equalising penalty last time out in the English top-flight, Slaven Bilic and his determined West Ham United outfit have certainly had a lot to shout about across 2015/16 thus far. The likes of Dimitri Payet and Manuel Lanzini have been an absolute revelation in the middle of the
After enduring a summer transfer window filled with rumours of Charlie Austin’s supposedly impending move to Upton Park, the West Ham hierarchy – along with that of Aston Villa and Newcastle – eventually saw fit not to land the Queens Park Rangers’ striker for the 2015/16 campaign. Hammers co-chairman, David Sullivan, nonetheless took matters
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