West Ham United have looked impressive in recent times as they continue to build towards securing a place in Europe for next season.
The Hammers got off to a horrific start in the current campaign but things have changed for the better, with Manuel Pellegrini finally rallying his troops in an attempt to ensure consistency.
However, with the club likely to spend a large amount of money in transfer windows to come, perhaps Pellegrini, David Gold and David Sullivan should turn their attention to a number of the club’s youngsters.
Indeed, the London club have managed to produce a number of quality players over the years, so they shouldn’t hesitate to try and chance their luck once again.
With that in mind, these TWO West Ham youngsters could save David Gold and David Sullivan multi-millions…
NATHAN HOLLAND
Had the youngster not picked up a serious hamstring injury in November when David Moyes arrived at the club, it’s not far off to say he would have been involved with the first team by now.
The 20-year-old returned to action towards the end of the last campaign and is the right-sided winger that could seriously thrive under Manuel Pellegrini if he is given the chance.
Sadly, the Englishman has only made three Premier League 2 appearances this season, as he continues to wait patiently for his call-up.
GRADY DIANGANA
Grady Diangana has established himself as one of the hottest prospects in English football this season as he continues to defy expectations in the Premier League.
The winger already has two goals to his name in the EFL Cup this season and has racked up a number of appearances in all competitions this season as a first-team regular.
Gold and Sullivan splashed the cash on a number of players during the summer transfer window, but they should avoid wasting money on a winger in January by putting their trust in the 20-year-old.
