West Ham chairman David Sullivan has promised to overhaul the club’s recruitment policy ahead of the summer transfer window.
The Hammers had a very poor January window which was followed by the sacking of Tony Henry.
The former chief of recruitment was dismissed after making racist remarks in an email. Apparently, Henry said to an agent that West Ham would not consider signing African players anymore.
Sullivan has asked the fans to have faith in the club to turn it around in the transfer market. The West Ham co-chairman believes that the club will analyse their targets better in future and they won’t be spending money just for the sake of it.