Opinion: West Ham Star Likely Nearing Exit Following Transfer Update

Fullkrug’s West Ham Nightmare Nearing Its End

Niclas Fullkrug arrived at the London Stadium with high expectations, but his time at West Ham has been nothing short of disastrous.

The German striker has featured in just nine games, starting only three, despite the season now approaching mid-March.

At 32, Fullkrug remains sidelined with an injury expected to keep him out for most of this month.

Given that he has already spent over two months recovering, an immediate return to action seems unlikely.

Tammy Abraham Links Could Signal Fullkrug’s Exit

Reports from TEAMtalk suggest Tammy Abraham is eager for a Premier League return, potentially opening the door for a move to West Ham.

Should the Hammers pursue the deal, it could spell the end of Fullkrug’s forgettable spell in London.

With only 11 games left this season, Fullkrug’s fitness remains a major concern. It is doubtful he will be available for the majority of these fixtures, let alone play a significant role.

If Abraham arrives, it is unlikely West Ham will sign him just to serve as a backup.

West Ham’s striker problems have persisted for years, and Abraham’s arrival would finally address a long-standing issue.

His proven track record in England makes him an appealing option.

Focus Shifts to Newcastle Clash

For now, the priority remains on the pitch. Graham Potter must maximize his current attacking options as the Hammers prepare for a crucial match against Newcastle United.

With Evan Ferguson struggling for form and other attacking injuries piling up, Potter has had limited choices in his forward line.

If these issues persist into next season, it would represent a major failure from the club’s hierarchy—one they simply cannot afford.

Regardless of whether West Ham lands Abraham or another target, their top priority this summer is clear: signing a quality striker is a must.