Tomáš Souček’s future at West Ham United is uncertain due to his limited playing time under manager Graham Potter. Since Potter joined the club in January, Souček has played 907 minutes in 13 games. However, his recent role has been restricted, and he was left on the bench in the defeat to Liverpool and played only 10 minutes against Southampton.
According to reports, Souček wants to remain loyal to West Ham, where he has a contract until 2027. Nevertheless, he may consider leaving if his situation at the club doesn’t improve. The midfielder reportedly suffers when on the bench, especially when West Ham isn’t doing well.
Leeds United and Everton are potential options for Souček in the summer transfer window. Leeds, who are set to return to the Premier League, could be a serious suitor for the player. Everton, where he could reunite with former West Ham manager David Moyes, is also a logical option.
Souček’s asking price is reportedly not expected to be an issue for either club. While it’s not certain that he’ll leave West Ham, his continued role as a substitute could tempt him to explore other options in the summer transfer window.
The decision ultimately depends on Souček’s priorities and whether he believes he can thrive under Potter’s management. If he feels his best interests aren’t being served, he may consider a move to either Leeds or Everton.
