ExWHUemployee claims Winston Reid does not have a future under David Moyes despite upturn in form and will likely be sold

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West Ham United-owned defender Winston Reid has no future under David Moyes and will likely be sold.

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That’s according to reliable West Ham insider ExWHUemployee.

West Ham handed Reid a whopping six-year deal in 2017 which still has three years to run.

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The former Hammers captain has not played a competitive first team game for West Ham since March 2018 due to a serious knee injury.

The 32-year-old was shipped out on loan to MLS side Kansas City in February.

And there have been suggestions Reid could yet have a future at West Ham after rediscovering his form and fitness.

Reid led Kansas to the top of the MLS Western Conference and has scored a couple of goals along the way too.

Insider claims defender does not have a future under Moyes and will likely be sold

They were beaten 3-0 in the MLS Conference semi-finals, though, to end their season, opening up a potential return to West Ham.

But speaking on The West Ham Way podcast (December 2nd), ExWHUemployee cast doubt over Reid’s future under Moyes.

“I wouldn’t think so (that Reid has a future at West Ham) not with Craig Dawson there as well and the fact that the three centre-backs are playing well,” ExWHUemployee told The West Ham Way podcast.

“And the fact that you’ve got (Issa) Diop, I just can’t see it. He earns a lot of money (and) he’s very injury prone.

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“By all accounts he did very well in MLS but it’s not really saying much is it, Bradley Wright-Phillips was the top scorer in MLS for years… it’s not the best thing to judge it on.

“If he comes back and he trains well and he stays fit then you know there might be a chance for him.

“But I think the club will try to get rid of him when they can unfortunately for him because he’s been a great servant of the club.”

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