West Ham United are facing a busy summer transfer window, with manager Graham Potter looking to address the team’s unbalanced squad. Potter wants to add more youth and athleticism to the team, but first, he needs to clear out some of the less effective players.
One player who is expected to leave is Guido Rodriguez, who has struggled to make an impact since joining the Hammers. According to reports, Rodriguez wants to leave West Ham and has two potential destinations lined up – his former clubs Real Betis in Spain or Club America in Mexico.
Rodriguez’s lack of physicality has made him a poor fit for the Premier League, but he has been successful in La Liga and Mexican football. West Ham fans are likely to be relieved to see him go, as he has been underwhelming in his performances.
The club’s previous management, including David Moyes, Julen Lopetegui, and Tim Steidten, have been criticized for their squad-building efforts, which have left Potter with a lot of work to do. However, with Rodriguez’s expected departure, Potter may be able to start reshaping the team and bringing in new players to improve the squad’s balance and quality.
