David Moyes thinks these four specific things will make Jesse Lingard want to join West Ham permanently

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David Moyes shared four key factors which may convince Jesse Lingard to join West Ham United permanently in the summer, as quoted by Sky Sports.

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The 28-year-old joined the Hammers on loan from Manchester United in January.

And what an impact he has already made at the London Stadium.

Lingard has racked up four goals and an assist in six games for West Ham so far.

Bringing him to the London Stadium on loan is looking like really inspired business from David Moyes.

It will now be absolutely vital for West Ham to keep hold of Jesse beyond the summer, however.

David Moyes shares four reasons why Jesse Lingard will want West Ham permanent move

The 28-year-old still has so much still to offer at the very highest level. And he would be a hugely popular permanent addition this summer.

David Moyes spoke to reporters yesterday and outlined four reasons why Lingard may be keen to join the Hammers on a permanent deal, as quoted by Sky Sports:

“I hope we’re going to be in a position to attract many players in the future, because of our league position, because we’re a club with stature, we’re in London, we have a 60,000-plus stadium which will be full every week. I think all those things go in our favour. Jesse wanted to come here, right from the start. When I was talking to him he wanted to come to West Ham. He saw it as a really good place for him. I think he’ll have seen what we’re trying to do. I would hope Jesse sees this as a good place if it’s possible to be done, and if we think that we want to do it at the end of the season.”

Things are certainly looking up for West Ham.

We seem to be on the verge of a new era of success under the guidance of David Moyes.

Signings like Jesse Lingard could end up having a truly transcending impact at the London Stadium.

Hopefully we end up finishing inside the top six this season. Lingard already seems very happy in East London. And as long as the board are prepared to match the 28-year-old’s ambitions, there is no reason why he won’t become a West Ham player on a permanent basis at the end of this season.