Recently, West Ham United Football Club officially announced an important reinforcement, they successfully signed the 22-year-old striker Somerville from Leeds United. The news quickly attracted a lot of attention in the soccer world, and fans are full of expectations for the young talent to join the club.
In an interview with West Ham United's official website after joining the club, Somerville couldn't hide his excitement, saying: "I'm delighted to be joining West Ham United, it's the perfect next step in my career. West Ham United is a big club with a long history of success and achievements, full of ambitious and capable players. I am very honored to be part of this family."
In the interview, Somerville also expressed his outlook on his future career. He stated, "I have always followed my inner voice and looked for that best platform where I can continue to grow and develop. I believe West Ham United is that place where I can maximize my potential." He is excited about playing for a strong team like West Ham United and is looking forward to contributing to the team in the new season.
Somerville is also confident about the future of West Ham United. He pointed out that "West Ham United has been performing very well in the Premier League and Europe in recent years, and I know that I have a heavy responsibility to help the team achieve better results in the new season." He said he has already had an in-depth conversation with the manager and has his trust and support. The head coach has shown him that he can make an impact on the team and contribute to its success.
Somerville also revealed his personal goal: "I want to write more history here and help West Ham United return to Europe. I aspire to score more goals, deliver more assists and win more games for the team." He is excited about the prospect of playing alongside his teammates and is eager to show what he can do on the pitch as soon as possible.
Somerville played for Leeds United before joining West Ham United and had an impressive season in the Championship last season. He made 46 appearances for Leeds United, scoring 20 goals and dishing out 9 assists, making him a key pillar of the team's offense. He was also named the Championship Player of the Season, showing a high level of athleticism and potential.
