Jarrod Bowen IS in line to play for West Ham this weekend, says Moyes
- Bowen pulled out of England squad with a knee damage whereas on worldwide responsibility
- Michail Antonio additionally injured his knee whereas enjoying for Jamaica within the break
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David Moyes has offered a constructive replace on West Ham’s striker scenario, saying Jarrod Bowen is pushing to be match for Burnley on Saturday and that Michail Antonio‘s damage ought to solely sideline him for round two weeks.
Bowen pulled out of the England squad whereas Antonio was damage whereas representing Jamaica, each damaging their knees as the Hammers had been left worrying in regards to the repercussions of this worldwide break.
Those withdrawals led to speak of a centre ahead disaster for West Ham, with Danny Ings their solely different striker accessible until academy starlet Divin Mubama is thrown into the Premier League.
Yet Moyes performed down the accidents at his pre-match press convention on Friday afternoon, saying: ‘We hope Jarrod might be accessible towards Burnley however we’ll decide on that (on Saturday).
‘Michail has acquired a small damage. It’s not critical. It will in all probability preserve him out for a few weeks. I believe, give or take, two weeks. I do not wish to nail down a precise time however about that lengthy.’
Jarrod Bowen has scored in all six of West Ham’s away video games thus far within the Premier League
Michail Antonio injured in his knee whereas on worldwide responsibility for Jamaica and won’t play
Bowen has scored in all six of West Ham’s Premier League away video games this season, having lately signed a brand new seven-year contract with the membership.
If he doesn’t go his late health take a look at forward of Burnley, that will be a blow for the Hammers – in addition to the 1000’s of Fantasy Football fanatics who will threat together with him of their weekend alternatives after Moyes’ feedback.
Moyes was additionally quizzed on the 10-point deduction handed to his former membership Everton and mentioned: ‘I’m dissatisfied for the membership typically. Sean Dyche has performed a great job and the membership has been stabilising themselves. It seems like there’s been one thing that the Premier League have needed to leap in.
‘There are guidelines and all of us need to abide by guidelines in each stroll of life, and it’s no totally different for soccer golf equipment. I believe Everton, even with the place they’re in, have a terrific likelihood of being a Premier League soccer membership subsequent season.’