Adama Traore has reunited with Nuno Espirito Santo at West Ham United.
The Spaniard has officially joined West Ham United from Fulham and will likely go straight into the squad for Saturday’s Premier League clash with Chelsea.
Nuno pushed for West Ham to sign Traore, having worked with the winger at Wolves.
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The 30-year-old arguably enjoyed the very best football of his career under Nuno at Molineux, so it will be interesting to see how this all develops.
Nuno isn’t the only familiar face who will be working with Traore again, however.
Indeed, Traore is keen to play alongside Max Kilman once again.
Adama Traore is excited to play alongside Max Kilman at West Ham
Quickly after the former Barcelona youngster completed his move to east London, West Ham’s official Instagram account posted a video of Traore answering some quick-fire questions from the club’s Rush Green training base.
They ranged from his favourite food, favourite music artist and favourite holiday destination to the best player he’s ever played with, to which Traore responded by saying Lionel Messi.
When asked which West Ham player he was most looking forward to playing with, Traore went for former Wolves teammate Max Kilman.
“I’m looking forward to playing with Kilman again,” he said.
That will no doubt surprise a few supporters, given Kilman has struggled at West Ham since joining the club from Wolves.
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Adama Traore’s record when playing with Max Kilman
Kilman does not feature in West Ham’s best team right now, given the impressive form both Jean-Clair Todibo and Konstantinos Mavropanos have shown recently.
Furthermore, it’s not as if Kilman has done anything to suggest he should regularly start for the Hammers.
Still, he did impress at Wolves and has a history with Traore.
The two made 88 appearances together for Wolves, winning 37 of them, drawing 18 times and losing the other 33 games.
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