Alex Kral likes Tomas Soucek tweet amid West Ham transfer talks
Spartak Moscow midfielder Alex Kral has continued the fan the flames of speculation linking him with a move to West Ham this summer.
Last week, The Express reported the Hammers are in “extensive talks” to sign the 23-year-old Czech Republic international as David Moyes eyes his first new addition of the summer.
Since then, Kral has liked a comment on YouTube saying ‘Welcome to West Ham‘ and has been spotted alongside Irons duo Tomas Soucek and Vladimir Coufal at Slavia Prague’s match at the weekend.
Now, Kral has liked a tweet by Soucek that shows them in training ahead of the upcoming European Championships.
Too much?
Kral seems as though he’s pretty intent on joining West Ham but are his antics on social media becoming a bit too much?
Let’s face it, Spartak Moscow cannot be too pleased with this unless they’ve already told Kral he’s free to leave to join the Hammers this summer.
But if he was our player, would we appreciate seeing him liking so many tweets that suggest he’s keen on joining another club?
We don’t think it’s the best and most appropriate behaviour.
However, the growing Czech influence in East London is bound to cause that.
Soucek and Coufal have been incredible for David Moyes and if 16-times Czech Republic international Kral can play anywhere near as good as though two in claret and blue, he’d go down as yet another superb addition by Moyes.
We could do with the extra depth in the middle of the park with Mark Noble entering his final year in football because as we saw this season, we struggled when Declan Rice got injured.
Kral is young and clearly hungry to play in the Premier League for the Hammers.
Let’s get him in but we hope that if he’s ever linked with a move on, he doesn’t act like this on social media.
In other West Ham news, the Irons have made an approach to sign this Englishman who’s keen on a move to the Premier League this summer.
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