Martin Allen has suggested that West Ham United should consider signing Mario Lemina, who currently captains Wolves. Allen highlighted Lemina's qualities, describing him as having arrogance, attitude, aggression, and mobility, and implied that these attributes would enhance the team by allowing him to play in front of the back four. It is noted that Wolves might be compelled to sell players due to their current weak position, potentially making Lemina available at a reasonable price and thus a possible bargain for West Ham. Nonetheless, there are concerns regarding his past fitness issues. Graham Potter, who has recently been appointed as the manager of West Ham, faces the challenge of improving the team's performance following a disappointing season under Julen Lopetegui. With the Hammers in need of strengthening their midfield, Lemina's experience in top European leagues, including his stints in the Premier League with Southampton and Wolves and in Serie A with Juventus and Fiorentina, renders him an appealing candidate. Despite the potential injury risks, his undeniable quality could make acquiring him without overspending a strategic move for the club.