West Ham United have suffered another major injury setback this season in attack. With Michail Antonio and Niclas Fullkrug already missing a large chunk of the season through injury, the Hammers have

West Ham do not expect Crysencio Summerville to play again until April, manager Graham Potter has confirmed. Summerville has suffered a setback in his recovery from the hamstring injury he sustained in Potter’s first match in charge at Aston Villa on January 10.

West Ham United forward Crysencio Summerville could be sidelined for up to eight weeks in a major blow to Graham Potter’s side, according to The West Ham Way citing ExWHUEmployee. There was growing optimism for Summerville after he was handed a start in Graham Potter’s first game in charge against Aston Villa in the FA

Winger Crysencio Summerville "has had a setback" in his recovery and is not likely to return until after the international break. Potter said he has "had a rest but not too much of one" and added that the squad "have a bit of freshness" to them following a weekend off.

West Ham United will be looking to get back to winning ways when they take on Brentford in a mouth-watering London derby at London Stadium on Saturday evening. The Hammers head into the eagerly anticipated clash on a concerning three-match winless run (D1, L2), most recently falling to a 2-1 defeat against an underwhelming Chelsea side.

Evan Ferguson is set to make his West Ham debut when they host Brentford on Saturday. The 20-year-old Republic of Ireland striker arrived on loan from Brighton on transfer deadline day. Ferguson burst on to the scene as a teenager on the south coast, although injuries have slowed his progress this season.

Graham Potter has certainly given West Ham’s players the solidity and stability they’ve needed all season, and injured players returning could help his cause.