r from West Ham indicates that despite the striker training with the club’s Under 21 side and being involved with the Jamaica national team, he will not be making a return to the senior squad on a short-term deal. The club has made it clear that they will not be bringing Antonio back into the fold, even after Lukasz Fabianski’s return. The decision shows that West Ham is looking towards a different direction and will not be revisiting past players for short-term solutions, even amid injury concerns in the squad.
The situation regarding Antonio’s future with a potential return to West Ham has been addressed by sources within the club, confirming that he will not be rejoining the senior squad. While there had been speculation and hopes among fans for a reunion with the experienced striker, West Ham has decided to maintain their stance on not offering him a short-term deal.
Despite training with the club and staying active within the football scene, Antonio will continue with the Under 21 side for fitness purposes but will not be making a comeback to the senior squad. This decision aligns with West Ham’s focus on moving forward with their current squad and strategic planning, rather than opting for short-term fixes. The news provides clarity on Antonio’s immediate future and underscores the club’s commitment to their current squad composition and plans.
