News about Angelo Ogbonna

West Ham have confirmed Angelo Ogbonna as one of nine players to leave the club this summer. The Hammers are the latest side to announce their retained list today, as in a club statement, they confirmed who would be leaving the club, and which players they still hope to sign to new deals. There had already been one positive bit of news today, after they announced that Aaron Cresswell has signed a one-year extension -  which will take his stay at the club to a massive 11 years. 

KIERAN GILL: The Hammers started brightly and seemed to have the same number of the hosts until the Greek side converted rare counterattacks into goalscoring oppurtunties. Skipper Kostas Fortounis led the scoring with a strong finish off the line before the home team doubled their lead on the stroke of halftime when Angelo Ogbonna put through his own net. David Moyes converted to regular starters Michail Antonio, Lucas Paqueta, and Jarrod Bowen before the hour was over, with his weekend from losing to Aston Villa.

GETTING KIERAN GILL AT THE LONDON STADIUM: Mohammed Kudus came from Ajax to a great deal of anticipation around West Ham, where David Moyes hopes that this will be the first of many magical moments for his new man. For a while, Moyes was worried that he was getting, well, Moyes'd in this Europa League tie. Backa Topola arrived in the Premier League with a desire to forego possession in the hopes that a solid defensive lineup would make them nick a goal. Following Angelo Ogbonna's criminal omission, the Serbian tourists took the lead, leaving West Ham to protest it at the London Stadium. Yet here's a moment when Kudus demonstrated his worth.

West Ham have revealed their end-of-season retained list ahead of their 2023/2024 Premier League campaign, which includes Manuel Lanzini's departure when his term comes to an end on June 30. After impressing during a loan spell with Al Jazira's United Arab Emirates side Al Jazira the following season, the Argentine midfielder made the move to West Ham in 2016. Angelo Ogbonna has also agreed to a new deal, which will make his eight-year career a success.

The participants were counting on the help of their glamorous partners and children as West Ham took on Fiorentina in the UEFA Europa Conference League final on Tuesday, and it paid off. The West Ham WAGs were out in force, sporting their men's jackets and posing on their beauties while snapping hundreds of photos as the team marched to a historic 2-1 victory over Florence's based side, despite being far from their positions.

CHARLIE WOOLLARD: Despite the fear of relegation looming large this season, West Ham defender Angelo Ogbonna claims the club has changed dramatically from three years ago. The 34-year-old has made 226 appearances at the club, including stints as a vice captain, surviving a relegation scare in the 2019/20 season, and winning a European trophy after a nine-month cruciate ligament injury. West Ham's woes this season are due to the club's "transition" period, according to Ogbonna, who brings a comparison to Jurgen Klopp's time as the manager of Liverpool.

Angelo Ogbonna has confirmed that he intends to stay at West Ham beyond this season, but that talks about a new contract have yet to be started. At the end of the current season, the defender, who has been with the Hammers since 2015, will see his contract come to an end. Ogbonna, although he prefers to remain at West Ham, stressed that the main goal at present is getting points as his team fights to prevent relegation.

KIERAN KILL AT LONDON STADIUM: Angelo Ogbonna, 19, made the crossbar with the 20th as West Ham fell out of the Carabao Cup to Championship Blackburn after 19 flawless shots in a shootout that went on and on. At the London Stadium, Blackburn earned a 2-2 draw and then advanced to the shootout 10-9, yet another dent in a season that isn't going the way boss David Moyes intends. Both teams made 11 changes from their previous outings, making it a war of the B teams. In his program notes, Moyes discussed some omissions, saying that "it would be remiss of me" not to rest impending World Cup players.

However, the potential contract will differ if United is able to sign a right-back, for example Barcelona's Sergino Dest (inset). If Hammers manager David Moyes (left), they could even use Wan-Bissaka (right), who has almost exclusively played as a right back during his career, as a center back. Crystal Palace spent one season in south London before joining the Red Devils for £50 million in July 2019. However, uncapped Wan-Bissaka fell out of favour with United fans due to his apparent lack of attacking skills. He has only played four minutes of Premier League football this season, and has been used as a back-up to Diogo Dalot at right-back.

After Reims accepted Leicester's invitation, the Belgium national has been ruled out of his club's trip to Angers for tomorrow night's French league fixture. The 24-year old Faes has agreed to a five-year deal and will be the replacement for Wesley Fofana, who has undergone his medical in New York before joining Chelsea for £70 million in add-ons. Manuel Akanji of Borussia Dortmund had been questioned about Borussia Dortmund's Manuel Akanji, but he wanted Champions League football and was now heading to Manchester City.

Chelsea is also keen to sell Emerson this summer, although he is not interested in Thomas Tuchel's schemes. Although the Italian national was given opportunities in pre-season, he has yet to be included in the matchday squad for either of the Blues' first two Premier League fixtures. Ben Chilwell and Marc Cucurella, both new arrivals, will fight for a starting spot at left wing-back this season, implying there is no space for Emerson. The 28-year-old, who spent the 2021-22 season on loan at Lyon's Ligue 1 side, has been on loan at Stamford Bridge until 2024.

Thilo Kehrer is heading to London to finalize his transfer to West Ham. Defender Kehrer of Paris Saint-Germain is expected in the capital today, ahead of his £15 million transfer to West Ham. The versatile Kehrer's arrival will be much-needed for the Hammers and manager David Moyes.

The Hammers are also missing center-back options after selling Issa Diop to Fulham for £15 million, with Craig Dawson, Angelo Ogbonna, and new arrival Nayef Aguerd all expected to be injured. In the team's 2-0 loss to Manchester City in the first weekend of the season, David Moyes was forced to start full-back Ben Johnson in the center of defense.

Issa Diop, a West Ham defender, is closing down after a £15 million transfer to Fulham. Despite West Ham needing defense cover, boss David Moyes said the French centre back had not made himself available for recent games amid ongoing talks about a transfer. Moyes is eager to bring in another center back with recent signing Nayef Aguerd out for a few months, while Craig Dawson has suffered a thigh injury and Angelo Ogbonna is still recovering from hiscruciate injury.