Nathan Trott has just won the player of the month award for AS Nancy Lorraine after leaving West Ham on loan in the summer.
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The 22-year-old goalkeeper is extremely highly rated at the London Stadium.
Hammers boss David Moyes is well-stocked in the goalkeeping department though, so this season will be a vital one for Trott.
He joined Nancy Lorraine on loan from West Ham during the summer window and will stay with the Ligue 2 outfit until the end of the season.
Nathan Trott wins award after West Ham loan exit
The 22-year-old stopper has made 11 appearances for Nancy Lorraine, conceding 19 goals and keeping two clean sheets in the process.
He conceded four goals in three games in October – a run that saw Nancy Lorraine record one win, two draws and a defeat.
Trott’s form was good enough to secure him the Player of the Month award:
Nancy are currently rock bottom of the Ligue 2 table.
So Trott will undoubtedly be getting plenty of action and has a real chance to prove his quality this season.
In his 11 appearances this season, Trott has made 34 saves (Fbref).
The West Ham owned youngster is a genuine talent and has the kind of size and stature needed to succeed in the Premier League.
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This season on loan with Nancy Lorraine will do him the world of good.
And David Moyes will undoubtedly be pleased that Trott is proving himself this term, albeit at a fairly poor level.
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