“West Ham Deal Brokers Who Greenlit Fullkrug Move Under Pressure as Disappointing Performances Continue”

West Ham deal brokers who approved Niclas Fullkrug’s signing are reportedly starting to feel the heat as the striker continues to underperform at the London Stadium, according to The Telegraph. Matt Law highlighted on Saturday (21 December) that while Fullkrug was brought in with high expectations, his struggles have intensified scrutiny on those responsible for the deal. West Ham had originally targeted Aston Villa’s Jhon Duran during the summer transfer window, but Fullkrug’s lack of impact, particularly after a disappointing display in the 1-1 draw against Brighton, has cast doubt on the decision. With the pressure mounting, the dealbrokers now find themselves facing increasing questions about their choices as Fullkrug’s struggles persist.

“Fullkrug’s Struggles Spark Questions Over West Ham’s Transfer Strategy, With Sullivan Demanding Answers”

As Niclas Fullkrug’s struggles continue at West Ham, questions are being raised over how he was deemed the ideal alternative to Aston Villa’s Jhon Duran. According to reports, owner David Sullivan, who was seen on a call immediately after the 31-year-old was substituted in the 1-1 draw against Brighton, is reportedly considering demanding answers as to why the deal was agreed in the first place. With Fullkrug failing to make the desired impact, Sullivan’s frustrations are mounting, and the pressure is on those who sanctioned the transfer to explain their decision-making process.

“David Sullivan Set to Confront Tim Steidten Over £27m Fullkrug Deal as West Ham Struggles Continue”

West Ham owner David Sullivan is reportedly ready to question sporting director Tim Steidten over the £27million deal that brought Niclas Fullkrug to the London Stadium this summer. The Hammers invested a significant sum in the striker from Borussia Dortmund, but with Fullkrug turning 32 in February and spending much of the first half of the season sidelined with injury, the move has yet to deliver value. The pressure is mounting on Steidten as Sullivan seeks answers about why the deal was agreed, especially given the steep price tag and Fullkrug’s lack of impact since joining the club.

“David Sullivan Set to Confront Tim Steidten Over Fullkrug Signing Amid Struggles at West Ham”

Technical director Tim Steidten, who was the driving force behind Niclas Fullkrug’s £27million signing from Borussia Dortmund, could be in the hot seat as West Ham owner David Sullivan looks for answers over the striker’s underwhelming start to life at the London Stadium. Given Fullkrug’s ongoing injury troubles and limited impact on the pitch, it wouldn’t be a surprise if Sullivan has a serious conversation with Steidten about the decision to bring him in, especially with the hefty price tag and the striker’s lack of value so far this season.

“Fullkrug’s Struggles Raise Doubts Over Future at West Ham After Disappointing Brighton Display”

With Michail Antonio and Danny Ings managing just two league goals between them, there was genuine hope that Niclas Fullkrug, the summer signing from Borussia Dortmund, could provide Julen Lopetegui’s side with the attacking boost they desperately needed. However, his performance in the 1-1 draw against Brighton at the London Stadium did little to inspire confidence, leaving much to be desired. Fullkrug’s underwhelming display has now raised serious questions about his future at the club, with both fans and management likely re-evaluating the £27million investment.

“Fullkrug ‘Very Upset’ at West Ham, Sparks Speculation Over Possible Exit Just Months After £27m Move”

There are growing suggestions that Niclas Fullkrug is “very upset” with his current situation at West Ham, according to Christian Falk, fueling speculation that a departure could be on the horizon. It’s a surprising turn of events for the Hammers, who may now face the prospect of taking a financial hit on a player they signed for £27million less than six months ago. With Fullkrug’s disappointing performances and his frustration reportedly mounting, the club could be forced to reconsider their investment and potentially look for a swift exit.