“For somebody who has had a lot of stability in his career in terms of being at a club for a long period of time, then getting a move and then moving again so quickly, it has been challenging in lots of ways, not just on the football side.”
James Ward-Prowse speaks with a certain degree of resignation about the campaign just gone, a season that began with a loan move to Nottingham Forest after Julen Lopetegui told him he could leave West Ham, but which culminated in Graham Potter cutting that deal short and bringing him back to the London Stadium in January.
