West Ham is set to welcome back Kurt Zouma for their upcoming Premier League match against Tottenham. Zouma had missed the previous game against Crystal Palace due to a burglary at his home, prompting the club to offer a £25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrators. Manager David Moyes confirmed Zouma’s return, stating that the player had been in training and the team was glad to have him back, expressing their full support for him during this difficult time.

With Zouma’s availability, Moyes is expected to have almost the entire squad at his disposal, with the exception being Michail Antonio, who is still recovering from a medial knee ligament injury sustained while on international duty with Jamaica. Moyes provided an update on Antonio’s progress, indicating that while the player is making strides in his recovery, there is still some uncertainty about the timeline for his return.

The predicted XI for West Ham includes Zouma in the defensive line and lists Antonio as the only injured player, with no doubts or suspensions affecting the squad for the upcoming match.