News about Pablo Fornals

After a fan rally pushed Real Betis' 2-0 loss to an early end, Cadiz players left the field in tears on Friday. Cadiz supporters threw yellow ponchos into the field during added time in the second half, exposing the club's undefeated run in LaLiga dating back to last September. Referee Ricardo De Burgos Bengoetxea brought the game to a close early with Real Betis 2-0 ahead thanks to goals from William Jose and Pablo Fornals, with the pitch unable to be played on.

West Ham's boss was tasked with finding the cure on Friday. Said Benrahma and Pablo Fornals were left in limbo after their transfer to Lyon and Real Betis didn't go through in time, and Said Benrahma and Pablo Fornals were left in limbo on Friday. In a fallout similar to David De Gea's 2015 move to Real Madrid, both Lyon and Betis accused the English club of botching their papers. On Friday, FIFA investigated the chaos, granting their permission so that Fornals and Benrahma could make their moves despite the deadline. Fornals signed Betis for £6.8 million, while Benrahma will join Lyon on loan with a £15 million contract at the end of the season.

Said Benrahma and Pablo Fornals have now signed for their transfers after West Ham scrambled to resolve the deadline day fiasco that left their two players in limbo. In scenes reminiscent of the faulty fax machine that cost David De Gea's move to Real Madrid in 2015, both Lyon and Real Betis accused the English club of botching the paperwork. FIFA were brought in to help fix the mess as they investigated the cock-ups and got clearance so that Fornals and Benrahma could sign on Friday.

Ramon Alarcon, the Real Betis CEO, has blammed West Ham for their inability to complete a move for Pablo Fornals on the deadline. After five years of service, the Spaniard was expected to say good-byes to the Hammers, with Betis committing a €8 million (£6.8 million) fee for his services. This season has been battling for pitch time, starting just four Premier League games under David Moyes, and was hoping that a move to LaLiga would increase his minutes.

FIFA is looking at why West Ham failed to sell Said Benrahma and Pablo Fornals on the deadline day after Lyon and Real Betis accused the English club of botching the documents. When the £15 million contract finally fell apart, Lyon was supposed to have Benrahma sign his deal live on television. The French club's explosive statement revealed a "deep lack of respect" toward them and a player who had completed his medical in France during the day, according to the club's jerk.

On the deadline day, West Ham have been given the opportunity to sign Marsielle forward Ismaila Sarr on loan until midnight. With Pablo Fornals and Said Benrahma's departures, the Hammers are on the lookout for a new forward. Sarr joined Marseille last summer after four years with Watford, where he made 50 Premier League appearances.

As his transfer to Real Betis has been agreed on for €8 million (£6.8 million), West Ham will say goodbye to Pablo Fornals before the transfer window closes. Fornals has been a great servant to West Ham since signing in 2019 and assisting in the club's victory over AZ Alkmaar in the Europa Conference League final last season. However, the 27-year-old has struggled to pitch-time this season, beginning just four Premier League games under David Moyes and then falling further down the West Ham pecking order.

West Ham has agreed to a £15 million contract for Said Benrahma with Lyon, but there is more work to do before the deal is finalised, as revealed on the It's All Kicking Off Transfer Week podcast. Benrahma has yet to decide whether he wants to leave for France's Ligue 1, while Pablo Fornals is close to joining Real Betis. Manuel Pellegrini, the former boss of the United States, will be reunited with him following the change.

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.

Sevilla is keen to sign West Ham midfielder Pablo Fornals' before the transfer window closes. The 27-year-old joined the Hammers in 2019 and has been a key player for the club, scoring 23 goals in 181 appearances to date. In the Europa Conference League semi finals, no one will be remembered more fondly than his injury-time strike against AZ Alkmaar.

AZ Alkmaar was fined £68,770 by their supporters after they stormed a place in which West Ham players' acquaintances and family were seated during their Europa Conference League match in May. In addition, the Dutch side was also permitted to play one UEFA competition match behind closed doors, but the punishment has been suspended for two years.

Many fans - often supporting clubs that feature a talismanic figure - who live in fear - are counting down the hours until the window slams shuts with their prized property still in the building. Only a few months later will the charade begin again. Here's Mail Sport's round up of the most recent reports on outgoings for each club in our transfer special.

On Friday, Pablo Fornals' wedding took place in a prestigious company, with several of his West Ham colleagues joining him on his special day. Just two days after winning the Europa Conference League trophy, Spanish forward Fornals married partner Tania Lara in a beautiful ceremony beneath an arch adorned with whit flowers. With the Hammers hosting an open-top bus parade in east London on Thursday, the time was ticking for Fornals to postpone the festivities until his big day.

When West Ham United takes on Fiorentina in Italy, they will face them in their first European final in 47 years. In the semi-final, David Moyes' team defeated AZ Alkmaar 3-1 on aggregate. Pablo Fornals' late second-half goal guaranteed the Hammers' place in tonight's Europa Conference League final after coming into the second leg 2-1 up. The English team comes off the back of a 2-1 loss to Leicester City in the final game of the Premier League season.

Angel of Alkmaar, the 'Angel of the West Ham's, also known as Knollsy, arrived in Prague this evening and fought back tears as fans erupted to say their thanks once more. Chris Knoll, 58, became a worldwide sensation last month after battling thugs who had intended to hurt West Ham supporters, including the wives and girlfriends of the team at AK Alkmaar last month. After being invited by MailOnline to West Ham United executives, he arrived in Prague today to celebrate.

2-1 WESTHAM HAM ISA MICHELLE HERBERT AT THE KING POWER STADIUM: No one needed a transistor radio to know that the magnificent Leicester City tale had been reduced to dust in the space of seven years, but not to dust. Everton's news was ferociously from a gleeful West Ham contingent taking joy in another team's misfortune. Leicester supporters sang of them as they fell,' they went.' The two of them sang of themselves as they traveled to Prague.' 'Say hello to Millwall,' a narrator said.' And then, after losing only two games since back-to-back victories, which had brought brief hope in early February, came to an end for Leicester's players of milling around on the field, clustered around a phone at one point, waiting for Everton's final whistle and a spectacular reprieve that never arrived. Before the relegation, which some had felt inevitable, there were precious few words between them - nothing to say.

Following his Europa Conference League victory over AZ Alkmaar on Thursday, the 58-year-old was widely praised for being put in harm's way for shielding the club's families. Knoll refused to allow hooded thugs into the seating area where the players' partners and children were seated as he singlehandedly beat Dutch ultras. As the Hammers' 3-1 victory over Leeds on Sunday, the supporter who was nicknamed the 'Angel of Alkmaar' received a standing ovation.

On Thursday, West Ham defeated the Dutch side in the Conference League final, with Pablo Fornals' late winner winning the club's first European final since 1976. Following full time as West Ham's players began to celebrate, several hooded followers stormed supporters, many including the West Ham players' families. As a result, many Hammers players leaping into the chaos and getting involved in horrific scenes that overshadowed the team's triumph.

After the club defeated Dutch side AZ Alkmaar to advance to the Europa Conference League final last night, a West Ham hammering took place last night during jubilant celebrations. Users of Twitter reacted angrily to the video, with one of them referring to the event as 'comedy gold'.

After beating Dutch side AZ Alkmaar in the semi-finals last night, West Ham United reached their first European final in 47 years. The Irons advanced to the Europa Conference League final last night after winning 3-1 on aggregate after a late second-half blast from Pablo Fornals. In the final in the Czech Republic, David Moyes' men will now face Fiorentina in Serie A.

After winning by AZ Alkmaar on Thursday, David Moyes led a jubilant West Ham playing room in their wild celebrations. After Pablo Fornals stumbled in injury time, the Hammers secured a 1-0 win on aggregate, the Europa Conference League final was reached with a 3-1 victory. The game, which was held at the AFAS stadium, was marred by unrest as home supporters attacked West Ham's travelling fans at the full whistle, but Moyes' mood was unbridled.

DANIEL MATTHEWS: Pablo Fornals was the first West Ham player to clamber on to the Alkmaar advertising hoardings. It was his aim, well into stoppage in Holland, that cemented West Ham's place in the first European final in nearly half a century. It was his ambition that emptied the away bench and sparked delirium among the 975 supporters who crammed into the away end.

The brave Brit in another world can be seen shaking off the Dutch hooligans at the top of a flight of stairs as they attempt to flood into the seats. Supporters in West Ham's Europa Conference League semi-final victory over AZ Alkmaar erupted as players erupted as Dutch supporters threw a section of visiting supporters where many of their loved ones were seated. Footage shows the heroic Hammer standing at the top of a flight of stairs holding the crowd at bay.