News about Maxwel Cornet

West Ham midfielder George Earthy has been discharged from hospital after the head injury he suffered in Sunday's Premier League fixture against Fulham. The 19-year-old came on for his Premier League debut in the 82nd minute at the London Stadium as a replacement for Michail Antonio. However, Earthy was taken off on a stretcher in stoppage time, with Maxwel Cornet coming on. 

West Ham midfielder George Earthy is in hospital after suffering a head injury on his Premier League debut against Fulham. The 19-year-old had came on in the 82nd minute at the London Stadium as a replacement for Michail Antonio. However, Earthy was taken off on a stretcher in stoppage time, with Maxwel Cornet coming on. 

MARK CLATTENBURG: Evangelos Marinakis was already familiar with him from my time with the Greek Football Federation, where I was in charge of the Greek Super League's referees. He is a huge football fan, as well as Rio Ave in Portugal and Nottingham Forest in England, and someone who will leave no stone unturned in trying to ensure his clubs are profitable. Marinakis called me last week to inquire about a job.

Clattenburg, who retired from officiating in 2017, has most recently appeared in the BBC TV show Gladiators but will now work on a consultancy basis with Nuno Espirito Santo's side. On Saturday, the Mail Sport columnist was in the director's box at Forest's match against West Ham, as well as club founder Evangelos Marinakis. Forest has been the subject of some contentious officiating decisions this season and has recruited Clattenburg with the intention of improving their knowledge and friendships.

SAMI MOKBEL: Roy Hodgson is concerned about Crystal Palace's transfer for Maxwel Cornet, despite the fact that the contract is still in the balance. On Tuesday, Crystal Palace opened an inquiry into the West Ham attacker's availability after Forest had initially considered a loan transfer for the Ivorian. Nuno Espirito Santo's side halted a transfer for Cornet after they prioritised a contract for Gio Reyna, which opened the door for Palace.

After the player completed his medical at the club on Wednesday afternoon, Crystal Palace has agreed to a £22.5 million contract for 19-year-old midfielder Adam Wharton from Blackburn. Since making his debut over a year ago, the midfielder has played in just two of their league games this season, with two goals and three assists.

Clubs have their last chance to improve ahead of the rest of the season as we enter the final hours of the January transfer window. Teams at the top of the pack will be looking for titles and European qualification, while those at the bottom will be hoping that a new addition would keep them away from relegation problems. In the midst of several FFP probes, Everton and Nottingham Forest have been charged with breaching the top flight's financial laws this month, and it underscores the balancing act clubs must play to ensure immediate success with financial stability. However, there are still many deals in the offing that will run right up to the 11 p.m. deadline on Thursday, with some players facing uncertain futures.

A loan move for West Ham attacker Maxwell Cornet is being considered by Nottingham Forest ahead of the transfer deadline. Foresters are limited to what they can do in the transfer market due to tight budget constraints, but Cornet is interested in a temporary deal until the end of the season.

This weekend, Sheffield United and West Ham fought out an exciting draw at Bramall Lane, but it wasn't without its controversies. In an exciting four-goal thriller, the game ended 2-2 and ended with two late penalties and two stoppage time red cards. Maxwel Cornet had started the scoring for the Hammers before on-loan forward Ben Breton-Diaz levelled right before the break.

Simon Jones of Mail Sport gives us a detailed rundown of who players each of the Premier League clubs should expect to bring in this January. So many actors could be on their way out during next month's transfer window as well as the actresses who may be on their way out.

David Moyes and West Ham are outraged that they meet Luton on transfer deadline day, leaving them with the improbable possibility that one of their players will be sold while playing at Kenilworth Road. West Ham is in a fight against time to find a striker before the 11 p.m. cut-off, but Pablo Fornals, Danny Ings, Maxwel Cornet, and Ben Johnson are among the eleventh-hour bids this evening. As he has for every other match this season, Moyes wants to name the quartet in his squad. West Ham's fixture list gave them four away trips out of their first six games, with their only two at home against Chelsea and Manchester City.

The 27-year-old is currently sidelined due to a hamstring injury sustained during Toffee's 1-0 loss to Wolves, which would be a major loss for Sean Dyche's side. The former Arsenal winger played in all 38 games for Everton last season as his move to a central role helped the club avoid relegation. Everton has tried to fill the void with out-of-favour West Ham winger Maxwell Cornet. The 26-year-old joined the Hammers from Burnely, where he played under Dyche last summer, but has yet to nail down a starting position.

SIMON JONES: West Ham's striker Hugo Ekitike's talks with Paris St Germain have revived. They are in parallel talks with Corinthians for Yuri Alberto, and Ronnie Edwards, 20, is a defender for Peterborough United. West Ham, Burnley, and Borussia Dortmund are keen on Chelsea left-back Ian Maatsen, while Everton has added West Ham winger Maxwell Cornet to their list of late targets.

In their fourth pre-season match at Chigwell Construction Stadium, West Ham were held to a 2-2 draw by National League team Dagenham & Redbridge. David Moyes wanted a blend of experience and youth, with the likes of Tomas Soucek, Nayef Aguerd, and Vladimir Coufal among others getting off the ground. After Said Benrahma handed it to him from the edge of the box, the Hammers took the lead through Maxwell Cornet's 11th minute finish.

David Moyes' decision not to use Gianluca Scamacca is perplexing to West Ham supporters, but the manager claims that the striker's 'physical data' falls short of his expectations. In West Ham's last four Premier League games, Scamacca has been an unused substitute. During Saturday's 1-1 draw with Aston Villa at the London Stadium, he was seen kitted up on the sideline, but Moyes brought on Maxwell Cornet instead as Danny Ings was forced to leave in the 86th minute. Moyes said that his best team does not include the 24-year-old Italian right now, when asked why he is snubbing Scamacca. 'We know that his physical results have to be much better than it is,' Moyes said.'

The 24-year-old was signed by United for £50 million in 2019, but under new manager Erik ten Hag, who played just four minutes this season after falling behind the pecking order at Old Trafford. The London-based team is expected to offer Wan-Bissaka a way out of the Red Devils in January, but the Red Devils are apparently able to move to a loan move for his January services in January in an attempt to push for their Premier League position.

BY ADAM SHERGOLD: EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY ADAM SHERGOLD: Given the upheaval at Turf Moor following relegation from the Premier League, you'd have given Burnley a sluggish start this season. They've hired a new manager in Vincent Kompany whose preferred playing style was about as far removed from that of predecessor Sean Dyche's as well. Ben Mee, James Tarkowski, Nick Pope, Dwight McNeil, and Maxwell Cornet were among household names to be fired due to tight financial constraints, with Kompany not receiving any of the funds. However, the Clarets have off to a promising start. They came into the international break fourth in the Championship table, on an eight-match undefeated streak and losing only once during the season. And there will be more to come as a result of Burnley's more aesthetically pleasing strategy.

West Ham's 1-0 loss at Everton on Sunday puts the team's international fortnight in the relegation zone, with just four points compared to a possible 21. It's the club's worst start to a Premier League season since 2016-17, and you'll have to go back to 1973 for the last time the Hammers had fewer points at this point in a top-flight campaign. With their participation in the Europa Conference League more a hindrance than a promise, the manager, who was dubbed the 'Moyesiah,' has shed a lot of his sheen and the season is about to be a long season.

AADAM PATEL: West Ham came back from behind to win by two out of two in the Europa Conference League after suffering a scare in Denmark. Silkeborg, a former Aston Villa defender Kent Nielsen, had never lost a game in a European tournament's group stages, but the home team took a surprise early lead thanks to a spectacularly taken goal by Kasper Kusk. Lukas Engel's cross find Kusk in space and his first-time finish left Alphonse Areola rooted to the spot and nestled into the back of the net after a well-planned move down the left flank.

David Moyes admits that Silkeborg's plastic pitch has given him a pick headache ahead of West Ham's Conference League match in Denmark. After spells that have been disabled, defender Craig Dawson and Aaron Cresswell have been in the team, but he would not risk them in Denmark on the 10,000-seater JYSK Park's superfast turf. We acknowledge that it's an artificial pitch and that we have some decisions to make,' the West Ham manager said. We'll have a look at Craig and Aaron and see what's best for them.'

Chelsea's evening was another miserable evening for the Chelsea team, after a humiliating 1-0 loss to Dinamo Zagreb as the full whistle blew in Zagreb. We didn't know that this would lead to Thomas Tuchel's brutal dismissal on Wednesday morning after just seven games of the season. Chelsea has lost three away games on the trot, kept only one clean sheet in seven, and looked disjointed as the pressure escalated before the German's services were dispensed with.

After Newcastle's goal was controversially disallowed against Crystal Palace, Video Referee Lee Mason was not selected for VAR service in the next round of Premier League fixtures. On-field referee Michael Salisbury's goal had been initially determined to be a winner in the 0-0 draw but was later reversed after Mason suggested that he investigate the incident on the VAR monitor. In the build-up, Joe Willock was suspended after a suspected foul play on Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita.

BY KIERAN GILL and MATT HUGHES: Exclusive BY KIERAN GILL and MATT HUGHES: Premier League clubs are compiling a list of their VAR crimes in case they want to follow Newcastle in making a formal complaint about the procedure. Newcastle's move comes after Joe Willock's foul on Vicente Guaita was disallowed for a goal against Crystal Palace on Saturday. Willock did nothing wrong when he was pushed in the back by Tyrick Mitchell, causing him to crash into Palace goalkeeper Willock, according to reports. Sportsmail has learned that other top-flight clubs are tracking their VAR grips. According to a person with knowledge of one club, their list is getting longer by the week.

Despite losing to in-form Manchester United, the Premier League table is starting to unfold, with Arsenal still in charge of the sixth round of fixtures with Arsenal still in possession. Manchester City's title favorites were held to a 1-1 draw by struggling Aston Villa as a tumultuous Liverpool pulled out a goalless draw with rival Everton in the Merseyside derby. The games were perhaps overshadowed once more by more VAR controversy as some participants, including Ivan Toney and Erling Haaland, were likely to be suspended. Sportsmail debunks the key talking points from another thrilling round of action in the Premier League.