David Moyes seems to have left West Ham United winger Maxwel Cornet out in the cold, as the player’s frustration with his lack of opportunities under the coach becomes more apparent.

Cornet, who joined the Hammers from Burnley in a £17.5 million deal in the summer of 2022, has struggled to make an impact since his arrival at the London Stadium. Despite showing glimpses of his talent during his stints with Lyon and Burnley, Moyes has utilized him sparingly, with Cornet making just 34 appearances and receiving limited playing time.

The Ivorian forward’s discontent with his situation is palpable, as evidenced by his recent comments expressing his desire for more playing time and his determination to showcase his abilities to the West Ham supporters.

Currently sidelined with a hamstring injury, Cornet remains focused on his recovery and is eager to return to action as soon as possible. While setbacks like injuries can be frustrating for any player, Cornet remains optimistic about his prospects and is determined to regain his form and make a meaningful contribution to the team.

As the saga between Cornet and Moyes unfolds, it remains to be seen whether the talented winger will find a way to break into the manager’s plans and revive his career at West Ham United.

Cornet then expressed his aspirations for the upcoming season stretch, emphasizing his desire for increased playing time. He voiced optimism about West Ham’s chances in the UEFA Europa League, aiming for a significant impact with the team. His sights were set on maintaining the club’s European presence, eyeing either the Europa League or even a return to the prestigious Champions League. Drawing parallels between his Lyon Champions League experience and the talent at West Ham, Cornet hailed the squad’s quality and potential.

The extent of Cornet’s involvement in shaping the Hammers’ season finale remains uncertain. With a scarcity of options on the left wing, opportunities could arise for him in the coming months. Yet, the manager’s perspective on the winger cannot be overlooked. If he truly rated Cornet, he would have featured more prominently throughout the campaign.

Regrettably, under David Moyes’ leadership at London Stadium, it seems unlikely that Cornet has a lasting future at West Ham.