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West Ham United midfielder Pablo Fornals is no longer a key man in the eyes of David Moyes.
David Moyes no longer views Pablo Fornals as a vital player for West Ham, according to Daily Star journalist Paul Brown, via GiveMeSport.
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Fornals has barely featured for the Hammers since October last year, and he certainly hasn’t been starting many games at all.
So could it be time for the former Villarreal ace and West Ham to go their separate ways? It seems as though there is definitely a possibility of that happening…
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Journalist Paul Brown has suggested that Fornals could be sold, but only of Moyes has a ready made replacement lined up.
He told Give Me Sport:

“He’s no longer the key man that he was for Moyes. But I don’t think Moyes would allow him to go unless it was a deal that was too good to turn down. I think he’s still got a role to play for West Ham this season, and I’m not sure that the manager would want to weaken his squad without being able to bring someone in as a replacement.”
It was only a couple of years ago when Moyes hinted that Pablo was ‘undroppable’ (Evening Standard).
For some reason though, the six-capped Spain international has only been given the odd few minutes here and there over the past year.
David Moyes clearly doesn’t view Pablo Fornals as a key player for West Ham anymore.
And it will be interesting to see whether he looks to move on at some point over the next two transfer windows.
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