Freddie Potts has made a strong impression during his loan spell at Wycombe Wanderers this season, and David Moyes should be keen to acknowledge his progress upon his return to West Ham.
Since joining Wycombe on loan last summer, the 20-year-old has appeared in 43 matches across all competitions, contributing two goals and two assists while gaining valuable on-field experience.
Despite only making three senior appearances at West Ham’s London Stadium after graduating from the club’s academy, Moyes—assuming he remains with the club—may consider increasing Potts’ playing time as his loan deal nears its end.
West Ham is poised for changes this summer, including new signings and potentially a new manager due to their dip in form since the beginning of the year.
The midfield is an area of the squad that could benefit from additional depth, and Potts could be a viable option, particularly once Kalvin Philipps’ loan expires.
With Edson Alvarez as the sole natural defensive midfielder aside from Phillips, and Tomas Soucek and James Ward-Prowse often alternating between defensive and attacking roles, Potts could complement Alvarez effectively next season.
This possibility is reinforced by Wycombe’s announcement on Thursday, April 25, naming Potts as the 2023/24 Supporters’ Player of the Year.
Given his accomplishments and potential, Potts may argue for a chance in West Ham’s first team next season and should be considered during preseason preparations.
While Moyes typically prioritizes experience, nurturing the club’s youth talent, including Potts, could be beneficial, as seen with George Earthy’s breakthrough into the senior squad.
Wycombe supporters can attest to Potts’ abilities, highlighting what West Ham could miss out on if he isn’t given a genuine opportunity in the upcoming season.
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