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West Ham want Dwight McNeil to replace Crysencio SummervilleWest Ham United are weighing up a move for Everton winger Dwight McNeil as they continue to look for cheap reinforcement this summer.According to ExWHUEmployee, the Hammers have identified the 26-year-old as a potential transfer target.However, any deal is likely to hinge on whether the player is prepared to drop into the Championship with West Ham.McNeil has been with Everton since 2022, making 128 appearances and contributing 34 goals and assists across all competitions.While his most recent campaign was underwhelming, producing just one assist in 22 league outings, the English star is a very experienced wide player.He has more than 250 top-flight appearances to his name and would be a good pick-up for the Hammers considering their circumstances.West Ham value that experience as they look to assemble a squad capable of challenging for an immediate return to the Premier League.With the fantastic McNeil entering the final year of his contract, the Irons could also secure him for a relatively modest fee.Despite his disappointing attacking numbers last season, McNeil offers qualities that do not always show up on the scoresheet.His devastating left foot, delivery from wide areas and tireless work rate have made him a dependable performer throughout his Premier League career.Should Crysencio Summerville leave the London Stadium this summer, McNeil would be a sensible replacement.The Dutchman brings flair and explosive dribbling, whereas McNeil offers consistency, intelligent movement and proven experience against elite opposition.His tendency to stay wide on the left and whip crosses would also provide a natural balance alongside Jarrod Bowen, who prefers to drift inside from the right onto his stronger foot.He may not be the marquee signing West Ham supporters dream of, but McNeil could prove to be one of the smartest and most sensible additions available this summer,

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This week has already been dominated by the superstars at this World Cup, with Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland all making huge impacts on Monday's games.Messi became the all-time highest World Cup goal scorer with his double against Austria taking him past Miroslav Klose's total of 16 to 18.But Mbappe's own brace against Iraq sees the Frenchman close behind, putting his own personal tally on 16 as France won 3-0.Norway, meanwhile, won a thriller against Senegal 3-2 with Haaland also getting on the scoresheet twice.However, all eyes will be on England tonight - who face Ghana in the second of their group stage matches.A win would all but see the Three Lions finish top of their group, having beaten Croatia 4-2 last week.Haaland makes Norway historyNorway edged Senegal 3-2 in a thrilling World Cup Group I contest, with Erling Haaland delivering another historic performance. Haaland struck twice, including a powerful late winner, as Norway recovered from twice being pegged back by the spirited Africans. Senegal created problems on the counterattack and finished with 11 shots, but Norways clinical finishing proved decisive.Haalands brace saw him become Norways all-time leading scorer at major tournaments and the first Norwegian player to score in three consecutive World Cup matches. He also reached 50 international goals faster than any player in Norways history, further cementing his status as one of world footballs elite forwards.Tuchel: Wonderwall could be England's anthemThomas Tuchel believes Wonderwall could become England's anthem at this summer's World Cup after hailing the iconic Oasis track as a "brilliant song".The Three Lions manager was among those caught up in emotional scenes following the Three Lions' thrilling 4-2 victory over Croatia last week as players and supporters joined together in a rendition of the 1995 hit.Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and several of their team-mates were seen singing alongside fans inside the AT&T Stadium in Dallas after England kicked off their campaign with an entertaining win.Tuchel hopes the song can continue to help strengthen the bond between players and supporters as England chase a first major trophy since 1966.Read more here.Adverse weather affects France vs IraqFrance cruised to a 3-0 victory over Iraq in their World Cup Group I clash, dominating possession with 68 per cent of the ball and registering 18 shots to Iraqs six.Kylian Mbappe opened the scoring midway through the first half before Antoine Griezmann doubled the lead after the break.A late strike from Eduardo Camavinga sealed the result as France maintained control throughout. Iraq defended bravely but struggled to create clear chances, completing only two shots on target.The match took four hours to complete because severe weather forced a lengthy suspension, with lightning and heavy rain delaying play before officials allowed the game to resume safely.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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