SHOCK BOMBSHELL: West Ham About to STEAL World-Class France Star in Epic Summer Heist – You Won’t Believe Who’s Coming to the London Stadium!
With only 11 Premier League matches left to play, West Ham’s battle to avoid relegation is intensifying.
Currently sitting 18th in the table, West Ham find themselves in a tense relegation battle, just two points behind 17th-placed Nottingham Forest and four shy of 16th-placed Tottenham Hotspur.
The margins are slim, but belief is growing at the London Stadium. Despite the pressure that comes with being in the drop zone, Nuno Espirito Santo has overseen a noticeable upturn in performances.
His side have emerged as one of the most in-form teams in the bottom half, offering genuine hope that survival is within reach.
Amid this resurgence, one player in particular has made a significant impact — Axel Disasi. The 27-year-old defender arrived on loan from Chelsea in January and has wasted little time proving his worth.
Since his arrival, Disasi has featured four times and remains unbeaten in claret and blue, playing a key role in three clean sheets during that stretch.
His presence has brought much-needed authority and composure to a backline that has struggled for consistency throughout the campaign.
Strong in the air, calm in possession and positionally disciplined, Disasi has quickly established himself as a central figure in Nuno’s starting XI.
What initially appeared to be a short-term fix is now shaping up as a potential long-term solution.
Former West Ham scout Mick Brown believes the club are seriously considering making the move permanent in the summer.
Speaking to Football Insider, Brown highlighted how the loan system allows clubs to assess players closely before committing to a full transfer.
He noted that Disasi has adapted seamlessly to the manager’s tactical demands and represents a clear upgrade on previous defensive options.
While any permanent deal will hinge on West Ham retaining their Premier League status, Chelsea are understood to be open to letting the defender leave.
If the Hammers secure survival and Disasi maintains his current level, a summer agreement could offer stability at the back and provide a foundation for rebuilding with greater confidence next season.
