Prior to the match against Arsenal, Michail Antonio, the injured star of West Ham, has been seen participating in full contact training.
David Moyes, the manager of West Ham, is expected to receive a significant boost ahead of Sunday’s Premier League matchup against Arsenal.
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The Hammers, who have already defeated Arsenal 2-0 and 3-1 in the Premier League and League Cup, will be looking to win three straight against the Gunners.
Ever after defeating the Gunners at the Emirates on December 28, West Ham has failed to win a single game.
Antonio is seen beginning full workout before Arsenal
Furthermore, Moyes has acknowledged that he is having trouble maintaining equilibrium on the left side of the club since Said Benrahma and Pablo Fornals have left and injuries have sidelined Lucas Paqueta and Michail Antonio.
It appears that a well-timed return is in the works.
Because Antonio, a West Ham player who is injured, has been seen participating in full contact training before the match against Arsenal.
After getting hurt in November while playing for Jamaica internationally, Antonio has not been available.
The forward was supposed to return last month, but something went wrong.
Work
When asked when he will be playing again, Antonio responded, “I’m not far off now, I’m back on the pitches so I should hopefully be back very soon,” during his appearance on Sky Sports’ Monday Night Football this week.
Additionally, Antonio has been spotted at Rush Green, where West Ham trains, four days before the third installment of the Declan Rice Derby.
The PR staff for West Ham has released an image of Antonio stifling star player Mohammed Kudus while he shields the ball.
The caption reads “Work.”
Things are looking up for the Hammers after Moyes said over the weekend that Paqueta is now only “one or two weeks away.”
If Moyes decides to go with Jarrod Bowen up front, he can move Antonio to the left or right and Kudus the other way around.
Alternately, Antonio can ascend to the top, keeping Bowen to the right and Kudus to the left.
