Four players quit West Ham! Who are they?

The transfer window hasn’t officially started yet, but we already know that four players won’t continue in the West Ham jersey next season. The Hammers have announced on their website that these players will leave when their contracts expire on 30 June. They are Andriy Yarmolenko, David Martin, Ryan Fredericks and Mark Noble.

Andriy Yarmolenko is a thirty-two year old Ukrainian who mostly plays as a right winger. He transferred to West Ham on 11 July 2018 from Dortmund for €20 million. During his time in the English club’s jersey, Yarmolenko played a total of 86 games, scoring 13 goals and notching 7 assists.

David Martin is a thirty-six year old English goalkeeper. The London native joined West Ham on 1 July 2019 on a free transfer from Millwall. During his time in the West Ham jersey, Martin managed to play only 5 games. In them he received 6 goals and scored 2 clean sheets.

Ryan Fredericks is a twenty-nine year old Englishman who acted as competition for Vladimir Coufal. He is a right-back. Fredericks joined West Ham on July 1, 2018 on a free transfer from Fulham.

During his time in the jersey of the “hammers”, the native of Potters Bar played a total of 77 matches, scoring 3 goals and notching 6 assists.

The last of the four players is captain Mark Noble. The 35-year-old Englishman has undoubtedly become a legend of the club. Noble has been at West Ham since 2000, working his way up through the youth ranks to the A-team. Prior to that, he was still with Arsenal’s youth team between 1998-2000.

After two loan spells (at Hull City and Ipswich), Noble was already in West Ham’s A-team from 11 November 2006, gradually becoming a club legend. The London native played an impressive 550 games for the Hammers, scoring 62 goals and notching 61 assists. Now the long-time West Ham mainstay is retiring.

Source: Transfermarkt, West Ham United