West Ham is going through tough times and seeking solutions

• West Ham played three matches at the start of the season
• Problems with transfers and the absence of a replacement for Kudus
• Coach Graham Potter is under pressure due to the team's results

West Ham started the new season very poorly, losing three matches and conceding 11 goals. This situation has led to increasing pressure on coach Graham Potter. The latest defeat to Wolverhampton sparked tension, as the captain of the team, Jarrod Bowen, was seen expressing his frustration to the fans at the end of the match.

West Ham's problems are not new. Since the arrival of Potter in January, the team has shown poor results, winning only two out of thirty games in the Premier League. Moreover, the team has conceded the most goals in this league, while also dropping 15 points in matches where they had a lead.

The main reason for the failures is believed to be the poor transfer policy of the club. Although West Ham signed several new players, such as defender El Hadji Malick Diouf and forward Mads Hermansen, the team has struggled to find a replacement for Mohamed Kudus, who moved to Tottenham for £55 million. The absence of a quality central midfielder has also become a serious problem.

Despite the efforts of Potter to find the right approach, the situation remains critical. The club urgently needs to find solutions, and the upcoming days before the transfer window closes could be decisive for improving the team's condition. If the situation does not change, Potter may find himself under threat of dismissal.

Tags: Sport/Football/English Premier League