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James Barker

Thu 23 April 2026 13:49, UK

Nuno Espirito Santo has revealed that every player is available for selection ahead of West Ham United‘s game against Everton on Saturday.

West Ham are in a good vein of form at the moment, with Nuno’s side unbeaten in their last two and having only tasted one defeat from their last five Premier League outings.

After a challenging away test at Crystal Palace last time out, the Hammers are back on home soil this Saturday when they host Everton at the London Stadium.

That will see David Moyes return to his former stomping ground, and the veteran boss is sure to receive a warm welcome by many Irons fans.

Everton is another crucial game for West Ham, and Nuno has dropped a very positive injury update ahead of it.

What has Nuno Espirito Santo said about West Ham injuries?

West Ham have a poor record against Everton in recent times, and so they’ll have to be at their best against the Toffees if they wish to secure a positive result.

Nuno held his pre-match press conference on Thursday afternoon, to which he spoke about the departure of Karren Brady, the mood in the camp and the challenge Everton pose.

He also spoke on the injury situation within his West Ham side, and his words will breathe a sigh of relief into every Hammers fan.

Speaking via West Ham’s official YouTube channel, Nuno said: “Yes, all the squad is available and good.”

West Ham didn’t really have any injuries going into Monday night’s game against Crystal Palace, but this does at least confirm that everyone has come through that match in good shape.

Lukasz Fabianski could be set for matchday squad return

There was one player who we knew wouldn’t be involved at Selhurst Park for West Ham, and that was Lukasz Fabianski.

Indeed, the veteran goalkeeper hasn’t been seen in a Hammers matchday squad since the 3-0 home defeat to Tottenham on 13 September 2025, as he’s been sidelined through injury ever since.

However, that could be about to change when Everton come to town on Saturday, as when Nuno says “all the squad is available”, surely that means Fabianski too?

Whether he actually is involved in any form remains to be seen, but with his contract set to expire this summer, it would be nice to see the 41-year-old in and around the team again in some capacity before he’s set to leave.