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West Ham Enjoy Newfound Positivity as Graham Potter’s Rebuild Gains Momentum
The atmosphere around West Ham United is beginning to shift positively as Graham Potter’s vision for the club starts to take shape.
Despite initial fan unrest over the £54.5 million sale of Mohammed Kudus to Tottenham Hotspur, the move has freed up funds for new signings and rejuvenated the squad.
West Ham have since made two notable additions: £19 million Senegalese wingback El Hadji Malick Diouf and free agent Kyle Walker-Peters.
Both players have been praised not only for their footballing abilities but also for their strong character, aligning with Potter’s push to rebuild the team spirit that once thrived under David Moyes.
Potter is intent on creating a tightly-knit squad where every player feels involved.
After warning last season that he would overhaul the squad if attitudes didn’t improve, early signs from pre-season suggest his message has landed.
Player feedback indicates a more united and motivated dressing room, with training sessions receiving positive reviews and a general sense of optimism returning to the camp.
Diouf has made an immediate impact, impressing both fans and club officials during his debut against Grasshoppers.
Identified by Potter and head of recruitment Kyle Macaulay, and signed off by majority owner David Sullivan, the 20-year-old is already being viewed as a potential gem.
A spokesperson for the club’s ownership praised Diouf’s performance, reinforcing the current sense of unity behind the scenes.
Potter himself was full of praise, highlighting Diouf’s attacking threat and enthusiasm.
He also commended midfielder Andy Irving for his control in midfield and goal contribution, while captain Jarrod Bowen and youngster Callum Marshall were recognised for their key roles in the second half.
With more signings and departures expected, West Ham are entering a promising new chapter under Potter’sleadership.
