“SHOCKING TWIST! Doctor SLAMS West Ham’s Secret Deal with New Signing – ‘Everything Hangs in the Balance!’”

Injury expert Dr. Rajpal Brar has weighed in on Alberto’s recent setback after the forward sustained a lumbar vertebra fracture.

Graham Potter is eager for West Ham to sign a new attacker following their struggles in front of goal last season. However, Alberto’s injury may now complicate that plan.

According to Dr. Brar, speaking exclusively to West Ham Zone, the 24-year-old’s fracture could disrupt the deal.

“He has suffered a lumbar vertebra fracture, which might sideline him for a significant period,” Brar explained.

“This could impact his medical assessment and force the club to reconsider their transfer strategy. Everything depends on his rehabilitation and when he’s able to return to full training.”

West Ham had already agreed personal terms with Alberto, as reported by The Times on 25 April. But in light of this injury, the club may be forced to shift their focus elsewhere.

Alberto had an impressive season, scoring 13 goals in 35 matches. His combination of technical ability, strength, and versatility appeared to be a strong fit for Potter’s tactical setup, offering a potential solution to West Ham’s attacking woes.

Despite his potential, the back injury raises legitimate concerns. Recovery time, fitness levels, and long-term durability could all affect his adaptation to the Premier League.

Moreover, with no experience in Europe’s top five leagues, there’s uncertainty about how well he’ll cope with the league’s physicality and intensity.

Given these risks, West Ham may be wiser to pursue a proven, injury-free forward who can make an immediate impact.

With Potter recently appointed to replace Julen Lopetegui, the board must now support their manager by providing him with the right players to match his vision.

Alberto’s situation could serve as a turning point in their transfer priorities.