Price per Head: Allardyce wants to add four more players to his squad
Price per head services learned that Sam Allardyce wants to add up to four more players to his West Ham squad.
The manager who is very famous with pay per head services was already busy since the end of last season, bringing in midfield duo Diego Poyet and Cheikhou Kouyate, left-back Aaron Cresswell, and forward Mauro Zarate.
However, price per head services found out that the former Newcastle United manager wants to add more strength to his side before West Ham’s Premier League opener on August 16 against Tottenham.
“I think there are three or four positions – it depends on the budget,” Allardyce said. “You would say there is still room for a young central defender.
“You would also say we need another left-back to go along with Aaron and I think a front-line player and the possibility of a midfield player as well.”
Pay per head services found out that on Tuesday, Poyet, 19-years-old, completed his switch from Championship outfit Charlton Athletic to Upton Park.
Allardyce plans to use the player during the pre-season, but admitted that his competitive debut will probably take place when his side enters the League Cup at round two, and price per head services can’t wait to see him in action.
“Like all the young players, we’ll try him out in the pre-season,” he added. “We may try him out, if he progresses well, in the early stages of the Capital One Cup if the opposition are from a lower division than ourselves.
“That system progressed us to a fantastic run last season to the semi-finals and we nearly made Wembley.”
In the meantime, pay per head services learned that West Ham opened up space in their squad on Wednesday when they released 32-year-old midfielder Alou Diarra.
The player only made six league appearances for the club after he joined in August 2012.
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“West Ham United and Alou Diarra have reached a mutual agreement to terminate the midfielder’s contract with immediate effect,” West Ham posted on their official Twitter account.
