Former Premier League striker Ian Wright has lamented the performance of West Ham defender Arthur Masuaku against Southampton.
The Hammers fell to a narrow defeat at the London Stadium following a disappointing display across the entire side.
However, Masuaku was in the firing line after the 28-year-old versatile star struggled throughout a 90-minute display.
Speaking on Match of the Day, Wright was critical of the DR Congo international.
He’s just committed himself there, Masuaku. He had a poor game.
Masuaku earned a 6.50 Sofascore rating for an outing consisting of two clearances, four tackles and the loss of possession on 16 occasions.
So far this season the 10-cap ace has scored once in 16 appearances across all competitions.
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Albeit far from a vintage West Ham display under David Moyes, Masuaku was certainly among the underperformers on a dismal day.
Clearly not first-choice when Aaron Cresswell is fit and available, outings such as this won’t endear Moyes to utilising the £4.5million valued man more regularly moving forwards.
Still an experienced operator, it’s Masuaku’s versatility that makes the former Olympiacos man a worthy squad member.
