' Cardiff City loanee wanted by West Ham '
Sat May 23, 2020 12:49 pm
Report: David Moyes wants to bring Wolves ace to West Ham this summer
By Antony Martin
Saturday 23rd May 2020
According to a report from Todo Fichajes, West Ham are interested in signing Wolves ace Dion Sanderson this summer.
Hammers boss David Moyes will undoubtedly be keen to bolster his centre-back ranks this summer.
Issa Diop and Winston Reid have been heavily linked with an exit from the London Stadium.
And Todo Fichajes claims that Wolves ace Dion Sanderson could be an option for West Ham this summer.
The 20-year-old centre-back left Wolves to join Cardiff on loan in January, but he has only made three appearances for the Bluebirds thus far.
In those three outings, Sanderson has won an average of 2.3 aerial duals. On average, the youngster has made 1.7 tackles, 2.7 interceptions and 2.7 clearances during those appearances (Who Scored).
He only made one senior outing for the Black Country outfit before leaving on loan, but he did really impress in 15 appearances for the club’s under-23 side.
Although Sanderson is a centre-back by trade, he has been playing as a right-back for Cardiff.
The 6ft 2in Wolves owned ace is a big and powerful defender. He has bundles of energy, and possesses all of the attributes needed to be a success in the modern-day game (Birmingham Mail).
The 20-year-old might be a great addition for West Ham, with one eye on the future.
Whether Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo will be prepared to sell him this summer, however, remains to be seen.
By Antony Martin
Saturday 23rd May 2020
According to a report from Todo Fichajes, West Ham are interested in signing Wolves ace Dion Sanderson this summer.
Hammers boss David Moyes will undoubtedly be keen to bolster his centre-back ranks this summer.
Issa Diop and Winston Reid have been heavily linked with an exit from the London Stadium.
And Todo Fichajes claims that Wolves ace Dion Sanderson could be an option for West Ham this summer.
The 20-year-old centre-back left Wolves to join Cardiff on loan in January, but he has only made three appearances for the Bluebirds thus far.
In those three outings, Sanderson has won an average of 2.3 aerial duals. On average, the youngster has made 1.7 tackles, 2.7 interceptions and 2.7 clearances during those appearances (Who Scored).
He only made one senior outing for the Black Country outfit before leaving on loan, but he did really impress in 15 appearances for the club’s under-23 side.
Although Sanderson is a centre-back by trade, he has been playing as a right-back for Cardiff.
The 6ft 2in Wolves owned ace is a big and powerful defender. He has bundles of energy, and possesses all of the attributes needed to be a success in the modern-day game (Birmingham Mail).
The 20-year-old might be a great addition for West Ham, with one eye on the future.
Whether Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo will be prepared to sell him this summer, however, remains to be seen.
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Re: ' Cardiff City loanee wanted by West Ham '
Sat May 23, 2020 4:50 pm
Hopefully Wolves won't be eagar to sell and we get to keep him on loan next season
Re: ' Cardiff City loanee wanted by West Ham '
Sat May 23, 2020 7:15 pm
Jasonccfc wrote:Hopefully Wolves won't be eagar to sell and we get to keep him on loan next season
No way are wolves going to sell him, he will go on loan for another season (whenever that is) be nice if it was to us, not far for him to get home (when he is allowed to)
Re: ' Cardiff City loanee wanted by West Ham '
Sat May 23, 2020 7:48 pm
Igovernor wrote:Jasonccfc wrote:Hopefully Wolves won't be eagar to sell and we get to keep him on loan next season
No way are wolves going to sell him, he will go on loan for another season (whenever that is) be nice if it was to us, not far for him to get home (when he is allowed to)
My thoughts are similar, Roger. Wolves sent him out for experience and not to put him in the window; maybe subject to an unlikely (in these times) stupid bid, of course
Could even see him back here next season, IF 'continuous experience' is Wolves preference
