10. Diafra Sakho – West Ham
Sakho has only featured twice for West Ham this year and with no signs of more first-team action in the future, a move away in the sumer could be good for him.
In those two appearances this year so far, he’s bagged one goal, which is impressive considering his little gametime. Sakho is capable of providing a good threat up front for whatever team he plays for and with the Hammers unwilling to use him, moving on could be a wise choice.
West Ham could sell him and use the money elsewhere and Sakho could begin to play regularly again.
A good move for him could be to another team in the Premier League that is in need of a few more goals in their side – a team like Middlesbrough or Hull who are struggling at the bottom of league and haven’t scored many goals could be good.
Or, a move abroad for a new challenge could be a good idea. A Bundesliga team like Wolfsburg, who have struggled for goals and wins this year could benefit from a new striking threat.
They haven’t had the greatest season and someone like Sakho could help them improve next season if he bangs in the goals.
Furthermore, he’d also be available for fairly cheap.
Potential club to move to – Middlesbrough or Hull could benefit from a new striker who could provide goals or a move to Wolfsburg could greatly help both the player and the team.
