West Ham United winger Robert Snodgrass has spoken out about his future amid speculation that he could be set to depart the East London club this summer.
After a run of impressive performances for Hull City during the first half of last season, Snodgrass earned himself a move to the Hammers in January. He was however was not impressive at the London Stadium, failing to score for the club from 15 Premier League appearances.
Reports have recently surfaced suggested that Slaven Bilic’s team may be looking to offload the 29-year-old Snodgrass this summer, who has reportedly attracted the interest of Leeds United, Brighton and Hove Albion and Newcastle.
To quash the speculation, the player has however now spoken and revealed that he is prepared to stay on with West Ham and try to win a place in the first team.
He said, “When I came in we weren’t winning many games and it was a tough time, given that West Ham were tipped to do well after such a great season the previous year.
“It’s been difficult – it is something that has been on my mind, and something that gives me that motivation to push on and show people that I can do it at West Ham. Once I get that first goal I really believe I can kick on and show what I can do.”
