“It’s an Eternal Regret…” – Tim Steidten and Sullivan will REGRET West Ham’s Failure to Sign Striker who Scored FOUR Goals for His Country….

West Ham’s Striker Conundrum: Tim Steidten and David Sullivan’s Summer Regret

West Ham United’s failure to sign a top-class striker with pace and power has come back to haunt them. Technical Director Tim Steidten and David Sullivan will be ruing their decision not to secure Samu Omorodion’s signature in the summer.

The 20-year-old Spanish forward’s sensational four-goal blitz for Spain’s under-21s against Malta has highlighted the Hammers’ mistake. Omorodion joined Porto from Atletico Madrid for £13 million, significantly less than West Ham’s reported £30 million bid.

Niclas Fullkrug’s struggles at the London Stadium have led to rumors of another striker signing in January. However, Omorodion’s electric form for Porto, with seven goals in seven games, underscores what could have been.

Steidten and Sullivan’s inability to secure Omorodion’s signature raises questions about West Ham’s recruitment strategy. The young striker’s pace, power, movement, and clinical finishing ability would have made him an ideal fit for Julen Lopetegui’s side.

As West Ham continues to struggle in the striker department, Steidten and Sullivan’s summer decision will undoubtedly haunt them. Missing out on Omorodion was a grave error, and the Hammers’ faithful will be left wondering what could have been.

The pressure is now on West Ham’s recruitment team to rectify their mistake in the January transfer window. With Omorodion’s impressive displays serving as a reminder of their failure, Steidten and Sullivan must act swiftly to address the striker conundrum.