Marcus Rashford’s potential move to West Ham faces challenges, with interest from other clubs complicating the situation.
Graham Potter, the West Ham manager, thinks they need a striker, especially with Michail Antonio out for the season after a car accident. But he’s also saying it’s not as straightforward as just signing someone.
Rashford hasn’t played since mid-December and is looking for a fresh start. He’s got his eyes on clubs that can help him get back into the England squad. But with interest from Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan, it’s getting a bit crowded.
Potter mentioned that while it makes sense to look for a forward, he doesn’t want to rush into a decision just because they need one. He’s keeping his options open and focusing on the team for now.
Injuries are piling up, and it sounds like Niclas Fullkrug’s hamstring issue is serious. Potter hinted it could take weeks, maybe even months, for him to recover.
Rashford’s been in and out of the squad lately, and it’s clear he’s looking for a change. But with all these moving parts, it’s going to be interesting to see how this plays out.
