Jarrod Bowen will have more tests on his knee injury before West Ham’s Premier League match against Crystal Palace on Sunday, according to David Moyes.
Bowen was ruled out of West Ham’s 2-1 triumph over Burnley last Saturday due to a knee injury.
The England international was therefore left out of West Ham’s travelling squad for Thursday’s Europa League match against TSC Backa Topola.
Mohammed Kudus, Vladimir Coufal, and Edson Alvarez were also absent for West Ham’s journey to Serbia, according to Moyes.
‘Because we’re only just back from Serbia, we’ll find out a bit later,’ Moyes said on Friday afternoon when questioned about West Ham’s injury issue.
We left a few behind because they were sick with viruses and flu-like symptoms, but we’ll find out later today.
‘Jarrod, of course, was injured. I’ll call the medical team and we’ll see what happens later this afternoon.’
West Ham presently sits ninth in the Premier League, having collected 20 points from 13 games.
Meanwhile, Palace is 15th in the table with 15 points and has lost their previous two games.
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Following the official announcement, David Sullivan starts a bid to raise £75 million through a sale.
Following an official announcement in the Wall Street Journal, West Ham co-owner David Sullivan has begun a drive to raise £75 million through a sale.
West Ham must sell to buy in the January transfer window, not only to comply with UEFA FFP requirements, but also to generate roster places.
This week, a prominent source inside West Ham told Hammers News that African players are among Tim Steidten’s goals.
With West Ham well poised to compete in numerous tournaments, a striker and fresh full-backs are desperately needed.
Unfortunately, one mega-sale planned by the club’s primary owner will not be considered in that situation.
Following an official announcement in the Wall Street Journal, West Ham co-owner David Sullivan has begun a drive to raise £75 million through a sale.
Hammers boss Sullivan has put a centuries-old Marylebone mansion on the market for a cool £75 million, according to the legendary journal.
