James Ward-Prowse, who recently joined West Ham United, faced an unfortunate setback in the early days of his time with the club. He suffered an injury during a training session, causing concerns among both fans and management. This happened at a time when James Ward-Prowse had a promising start at West Ham. He started with three assists and a goal in his first four games. However, the club remains cautiously optimistic about his injury, pending further evaluation through a scan. A trusted board member expressed confidence that the injury might not be too severe. He offers hope to the team and its supporters.
The timing of Ward-Prowse’s injury is unfortunate. Given the recent controversy surrounding Gareth Southgate, the manager of the England national team. Southgate’s decision to leave out Ward-Prowse and Jarrod Bowen from the latest England squad in favor of other players has left West Ham fans bewildered and frustrated. Some notable figures, including West Ham academy graduate Rio Ferdinand, have even suggested that Ward-Prowse should consider retiring from international duty in protest.
Southgate’s decision to not call up Ward-Prowse
Adding to the disillusionment, Southgate’s choice to call up injured players like Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jack Grealish, only to later send them home without replacements, has fueled growing frustration among football enthusiasts. West Ham fans, in particular, are questioning the fairness of these decisions. This could negatively impact not only the players but also their club’s performance in domestic competitions.
Given the inherent risks of injuries in football, West Ham will anxiously await the results of Ward-Prowse’s scan. It is to determine the extent of his setback. Moreover, his absence from the team could potentially have significant consequences for the club’s season goals. West Ham supporters can only hope for a swift and full recovery for Ward-Prowse. A resolution to the ongoing controversies surrounding his international career.
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