West Ham United’s recruitment strategy has come under fire following the departure of Tim Steidten with the signing of Niclas Füllkrug proving to be a costly one

West Ham united technical director Tim Steidten is leaving the London side after Graham Potter brought his own head of recruitment, the club has said.

West Ham announce Tim Steidten exit as Graham Potter explanation given - The club said Potter bringing in his own head of recruitment was behind the decision

The Republic of Ireland international has joined on loan craving game time and should thrive under a familiar coaching setup

West Ham have confirmed that Tim Steidten is no longer at the club with the recruitment chief leaving after less than two years in which several big-money signings have failed to make an impact

West Ham united technical director Tim Steidten is leaving the London side after new manager Graham Potter brought his own head of recruitment, the Premier League club said on Tuesday.

West Ham United are gearing up for a London derby showdown against Chelsea on Monday night, and the Hammers have been handed a massive boost ahead of the crunch clash. Graham Potter has done reasonably well with the awful cards he’s been dealt,

Jarrod Bowen's sixth goal of the Premier League season gave the Hammers a halftime lead but Chelsea sub Pedro Neto leveled the score before Cole Palmer coaxed an own goal out of Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

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