Hammers will never go to next level while selling best players - Dyer
BBC Sport · 2026-06-05 · archive
Actor, West Ham fan and captain Jarrod Bowen's father-in-law Danny Dyer says he is "still processing" the Hammers' relegation from the Premier League.
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West Ham United supporter and actor Danny Dyer has expressed concerns that the club may struggle to reach a higher competitive tier if they continue to sell their most prominent players. Dyer, the father-in-law of captain Jarrod Bowen, noted that the departure of top talent hinders long-term progress. He also reflected on the emotional difficulty of coming to terms with the side's previous exit from the Premier League. These comments highlight a perceived conflict between the club’s transfer policies and its competitive ambitions. As a prominent fan, Dyer’s perspective underscores ongoing discussions regarding squad stability and the Hammers' future trajectory.
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