West Ham manager, David Moyes has come out to say that he doesn’t know how realistic a permanent deal for Jesse Lingard is this summer. He recently revealed that Manchester United is yet to make a definitive call on the forward’s future.
According to him, Lingard has definitely enjoyed himself at the club, and the club has also enjoyed having him since he joined in January.
He added that Manchester United will have the final say on the Englishman’s future, so everyone will have to wait.
His words, “I’m not sure how realistic it is.”
“I think Jesse has enjoyed himself, I hope he has, we’ve enjoyed having him.”
“Manchester United, he is their player so they can decide what to do with him. If they choose that they want to let him go then I’d hope he’d consider us as one of his options.”
“European football for a club like us, folk would be saying you don’t want to be playing European football on a Thursday and then [League] on a Sunday, all that carry on. I do. I want it bad. I want the players here to want it bad. They’ve been getting it in the ear off me for six to eight months so for that I really want it.”
“When you get a chance you’ve got to take it. We’ve had a smell of Champions League, we’ll keep trying to go for it but that has got a little bit less likely than maybe it was a couple of weeks ago.”
“If there is some way you want to be rewarded for the season you have had, I think European football will be that reward.”
“We all watch it, we all know about it, many of us have been involved in it, there are players here who have played in European games before. I think we want to try and get in amongst it.”
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