The West Ham United man is a key member of Slaven Bilic’s side.
West Ham’s Manuel Lanzini sat down for an interview with the club’s official website, and highlighted one particular part of his role that he doesn’t like.
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The mercurial Argentine has been in superb form of late, and it seems as though he has reached new levels since the recently departed Dimitri Payet has been absent from the team.
He is so crucial to the way in which the Hammers play, with his ability to retain possession, and link the play between defence and attack.
West Ham United’s Andy Carroll celebrates with Manuel Lanzini
And the 23-year-old sat down for an interview with WHUFC.com, explaining what sometimes frustrates him, regarding his role in the team on a week-to-week basis:
“To be honest, I don’t like changing about [position] that much. When you play regularly in the same position, it helps to build your confidence but of course when the team and the coach need us to adapt, I can adapt to that of course.”
West Ham United’s Manuel Lanzini in action
Lanzini completed his permanent move to East London in the summer of 2016, for a fee believed to be in the region of £9.4 million, and has scored four goals along with registering 2 assists in 19 Premier League outings so far this term.
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It is his overall game that has been so impressive of late, however, and the understanding he seems to have developed with Andy Carroll has given many Hammers fans genuine belief that their team can push for the Europa League spots again this season.
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