Former West Ham winger Sofiane Feghouli has opened up on his time in east London, blaming former Hammers manager Slaven Bilic for his underwhelming time in the nation's capital.
The Algerian appeared just 27 times in all competitions for West Ham during his one season at the club, scoring four times and adding three assists. The winger featured most prominently off the bench in Bilic's side, and never managed to make his mark in the starting eleven.
Speaking to France Football, Feghouli reflected on his time at West Ham
“I’m happy about my career. In England, with the manager I had there, I didn’t have the chance to play. I wanted to see what it was like. I left. Galatasaray offered me a good project. They insisted. I was getting at an age where I wanted to win titles."
Feghouli achieved his trophy hunting dream last season in Turkey, winning the league title with Galatasaray, but has seen his playing time reduced this season to his surprise.
"When you have few opportunities, you have to know how to seize them.
Source : 90min
