David Moyes has just been handed a truly massive injury boost that should really lift the West Ham fans during the World Cup break.
The Hammers are in all sorts of trouble at the moment and are currently sitting in 16th spot in the Premier League table.
West Ham lost our last two Premier League games at home against Crystal Palace and Leicester City respectively.
Moyes, the players and the fans will now have to stew on that until December 26th, when we play our next Premier League game away against Arsenal.
Things are looking pretty bleak at the London Stadium at the moment. Moyes is struggling to get the best out of his new signings and it seems as though we have been found out as a team.
There is some good news to digest this evening though…
Huge injury boost for West Ham
According to club insiders Claret and Hugh, Kurt Zouma aggravated his knee injury during the warm-up against Leicester last weekend.
The good news is that he is expected to be fully fit before Premier League action resumes at the end of next month.
That’s a huge boost for the Hammers. Zouma has been very, very good this season, despite a shaky start to his campaign.
When the 28-year-old plays, West Ham look so much more solid defensively.
Considering the trouble that we’re currently in, losing him for a few months would have been a total disaster.
It seems as though that won’t be the case now though.
Let’s hope that Zouma isn’t troubled by his long-standing knee issues any more this season, or for the rest of his career for that matter.
The first few months of the season have been a real struggle for the Hammers.
The injury boost today though should give the West Ham fans a real lift throughout what is a really testing time for everyone involved with the club.
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