Fans of West Ham United have been reacting to a transfer link, which has emerged between the Hammers and Liverpool’s Adam Lallana.
According to the Daily Star, the Irons are interested in the English midfielder alongside Everton, Leicester City, Crystal Palace and Arsenal (via @whufc_news), which had fans talking.
West Ham, Arsenal and Everton all want to snap up Liverpool ace Adam Lallana on a free transfer this summer.
[Source: Daily Star] pic.twitter.com/uduo5VPbHx
— West Ham News (@WHUFC_News) May 24, 2020
this has west ham written all over it. past his best, big wages, injury prone. you love to see it ?
— Ollie Galley (@ollieG8) May 24, 2020
I really hope the club has learnt it’s lessons in these kind of signings!
— Totally West Ham (@Totally_WestHam) May 24, 2020
oh dear. Has Sullivan written all over it this one
— Stephen George Lott (@stephenlott) May 25, 2020
Would you be pleased if the Hammers signed Adam Lallana from Liverpool?Yes, would be a good signing
No, he isn't good enough
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Due to the 32-year-old’s contract at Anfield being set to expire at the end of June (per Transfermarkt), the English midfielder would be available to the Hammers on a free transfer – if the Reds do not offer him a new deal.
However, after the transfer link was shared to the London Stadium faithful on Twitter (via @whufc_news), supporters continued airing their disapproval.
Oh hell no
— Booner (@Neilk64) May 24, 2020
Well he’s got a shocking injury record so we must be in for him?
— Mark Vickers (@westhammer011) May 25, 2020
Another one on the treatment table every week !
— Phil Docking (@DockingPhil) May 25, 2020
Na. Young players please.
— Joe (@Joe_Parker0) May 24, 2020
What do we think?
As can be seen in these responses from West Ham supporters, they are not keen on the idea of signing Lallana from Liverpool on a free transfer.
A 6.34/10 average rating in the Premier League this season, which has made the 32-year-old the fifth-worst performer for the Merseyside club (per WhoScored), may suggest that these fans are right to be dismissive.