West Ham player wants to make ‘radical decision’ over future

Saïd Benrahma was a standout player for West Ham United in the previous season, contributing five assists and 12 goals in 50 games. This included a goal in the victory over Fiorentina in the Europa Conference League final.

The Algeria international has unable to reproduce the same form this season, and has an assist from 12 games. In addition to this, he has been restricted to substitute’s duty in the league, clocking in just 88 minutes from the last six games.

As per Fennec Football of Algeria, the winger is not content with his present circumstances at West Ham.

The 28-year-old is rumored to “intend to make a radical decision” regarding his future because he hasn’t played a major part for David Moyes’ team in the previous two months.

Despite having a contract that expires in 2026, the article claims that the player has decided to “seriously consider changing” teams in January due to the current circumstances.

According to people close to the former Brentford player’s group, he may quit West Ham in a few months to join a team that can provide him more playing time, despite his recent decline in performance.

Finding out West Ham’s position on whether to allow Benrahma to go in January or the summer of the following year will be intriguing.