West Ham are ready to trigger a one-year contract extension option on Robert Snodgrass’s current deal, according to a report from Claret and Hugh, and some Hammers fans have taken to Twitter in reaction to the news.
The 32-year-old joined the east London outfit from Hull City in January 2017, for a fee believed to be worth £10.2 million (BBC).
Snodgrass has actually impressed for West Ham during his time at the club. He has racked up nine goals and 16 assists in 79 games in all competitions for the Hammers (Transfermarkt).
The Scot has been in fine form this season, with five goals and five assists to his name in 24 Premier League games (Transfermarkt). In those outings, Snodgrass has averaged 21 passes per game, with an impressive completion rate of 77.8% (Who Scored).
With his exceptional deliveries, the Scot is a very important player for West Ham.
Claret and Hugh claim that the Hammers are prepared to reward him with a new one-year extension on his current deal.
And some West Ham fans took to Twitter with mixed reactions regarding the speculation…
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