West Ham United has officially signed Adama Traore from Fulham, reuniting him with head coach Nuno Espirito Santo. The 30-year-old Spanish international previously played under Nuno at Wolverhampton Wanderers from 2018 to 2021.
Traore’s Experience in the Premier League
The winger has a wealth of experience in the Premier League. Over his career, Traore has made 262 appearances, contributing 14 goals and 25 assists. His journey includes stints at Aston Villa, Middlesbrough, Wolves, and Fulham, and he began his professional career at the prestigious Barcelona academy.
Aiming to Avoid Relegation
Traore is expected to play a crucial role in West Ham’s quest to escape the Premier League relegation zone. He is scheduled to make his debut against Chelsea, which will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
Traore’s Statements on the Move
Expressing his enthusiasm, Traore stated, “I’m so happy to be here and help the team as much as I can.” His arrival is expected to boost the team’s performance and provide fresh attacking options.
Nuno’s Insights on Traore
Nuno Espirito Santo shared his thoughts on the reunion, saying, “I know Adama well from our time at Wolves. His unique qualities will benefit us significantly as we head towards the end of the season.” Nuno highlighted Traore’s motivation and determination to contribute to the team’s goals.
Traore’s Current Form
- One Premier League start for Fulham this season
- Fourteen substitute appearances
With Fulham nearing a deal for Manchester City’s Oscar Bobb, Traore’s arrival marks a significant move for West Ham as they strive to improve their league standing.
