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West Ham United owner David Sullivan has splashed out £100,000 to fly Michail Antonio back to England from Jamaica on a private jet.The Hammers striker scored in both of the Reggae Boyz's World Cup qualifiers against El Salvador and the USA, including a long range screamer against the latter on Tuesday.With David Moyes' side travelling to Wolves on Saturday, Sullivan flew Antonio back to London on a private jet on Wednesday in order to make sure he can play.Antonio will train with his West Ham teammates on Thursday and is available for selection ahead of Saturday's match.The 31-year-old uploaded footage to Instagram of himself waiting to board the private aircraft on Wednesday and could be seen smiling on the runway before showing the plane

West Ham forward Michail Antonio believes Harry Maguire will rediscover his best form if he seals an exit from Manchester United this summer.

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Cristiano Ronaldo is a killer - and he wants to turn Michail Antonio into one too.Antonio will be watching from the stands as West Ham host Ronaldo and co at London Stadium on Sunday as he serves a ban for a daft red card.But Hammers boss Moyes reckons the club’s all-time top Premier League goalscorer can learn a lot from the Manchester United superstar.Moyes said: “He's an unbelievable sort of killer, as far as scoring goals.

West Ham hero Michail Antonio as someone he would have selected for England.England face Croatia in their first Euro 2020 game on Sunday at Wembley, with boss Gareth Southgate picking a squad of 26.But it came with some difficult decisions, with stars including a red-hot Jesse Lingard and James Maddison missing out.Hoddle, who managed England at the 1998 World Cup, says he agrees with most of Southgate's selection apart from up front.The Spurs legend says he would have liked to have taken someone with something "different" in the form of Antonio or Leeds star Patrick Bamford.

Mail.The headline arrival would be that of West Ham striker Michail Antonio, who has proved to be one of the most devastating frontmen in the Premier League on his day.The 30-year-old could be joined up front by Watford’s Andre Gray, who represented England C on six occasions, scoring twice, between 2012-2014, while Luton were in non-league.Another huge arrival for Jamaica would be that of Everton defender Mason Holgate, who despite playing for England at youth level, has admitted that he is open to the idea of representing Jamaica.Holgate could form a formidable partnership at the back with Reading’s Liam Moore, who has been a consistent performer in the Championship for years, and also played at youth level for England.Brentford

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!David Moyes has explained the reasons why West Ham failed to buy a striker before the transfer window slammed shut.The Hammers will play out the rest of the season with injury-prone front man Michail Antonio as their only recognised centre forward.Moyes gave the green light to sell £45m flop Sebastien Haller to Ajax in the hope that West Ham could sign a replacement.But they failed with a bid worth up to £27m for Sevilla star Youssef En-Nesyri and did not return with an improved offer after being told he was off the market.The Hammers also made enquiries about Reims striker Boulaye Dia and Montpellier’s Gaetan Laborde as they continued to scour the market.But the

Premier League star Michail Antonio says playing football has been “easier” without fans in stadiums. The West Ham frontman believes having grounds empty due to Covid-19 restrictions has led to more goals.

Mikel Arteta underlined a "room for improvement" from his Arsenal side after they scraped a narrow win over West Ham .