West Ham urged the signature

West Ham United was asked to take a step for an experienced Premier League defender, after Arsenal’s departure for the Japanese full, Takhairo Tomiasu.

the Multi -use defender has been released by Arsenal this summer He is now looking for a new opportunity to revive his career.

Because of the problem of continuous injuryS, it only appeared in North London Club last season.

Mikel Artita, who is not satisfied with the physical fitness record, allowed the player to leave the club after completing his contract.

He is now a free agent, and West Ham United has been urged to seize an opportunity this summer.

West Ham United needs more depth in their defense

With Aaron Kriswell leaving the club, the hammers need additions in their defensive ranks, and Tomiyasu is a player who can play as a right -wing income, left left and ride.

Martin Allen, former Berostford president, Lester City, has suggested the name of Tomiasu as a potential signature in West Ham United.

He said West Ham District:

“It is fast and strong and it seems that he has a great position.

“Once again, his injury record is a problem. Last season, one of the best West Ham players was Wan-Bissaka, so he may not come in the right back.

“I saw him playing the role of the left back and sometimes focused on Arsenal, it is very versatile.

“He has experience, and this is missing, so it may be the same.”

Tomiyasu can be a smart addition to the Potter team

the The Japanese international defender made 65 games with Gunners In the Premier League during its period in the Emirates Stadium.

Tomiyasu brings experience in the Premier League along with diversity and defensive intelligence.

Director Graham Potter is famous for the flexible dynamic tactical settings, and the configurations are often converted in the middle of the game to adapt to the opposition.

A player like Tomiyasu will provide a basic cap across the back line, allowing Potter to switch between three systems and four systems appear.

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