Four clubs have made enquiries for West Ham United striker Sebastien Haller already according to a report from Claret and Hugh.
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The 26-year-old forward joined the Hammers from Eintracht Frankfurt in the summer of 2019 for around £45 million (BBC).
Sebastien Haller is an incredibly divisive figure at the London Stadium.
Some fans think he’s the second coming whilst others simply don’t rate him at all.
We need to find some middle ground, however. The Ivorian is neither world-class nor rubbish. He does have his work cut-out, however, if he is to succeed at the London Stadium.
Sebastien Haller faces bleak West Ham future
The 26-year-old striker has struggled to impress since filling in for Michail Antonio over the past two months.
With the 30-year-old working his way back to full fitness, it seems as though Haller could find himself on the bench once again.
David Moyes is certainly not a big fan of the former Eintracht Frankfurt ace. The Scot could not make that any clearer if he tried.
And Claret and Hugh claims that four Bundesliga clubs have already made enquiries about bringing Sebastien Haller back to Germany.
Considering our current financial problems, selling the Ivory Coast international would make sense. Especially if we manage to get £25 million plus for his signature.
West Ham just doesn’t seem to be the right fit for the 6ft 3in target man. And it might just be time for the Hammers and the Ivorian to part ways.
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