Thierry Nevers has completed his loan move to Bradford City, where he is 'looking forward' to helping the club secure promotion to League One.
Reports broke on Monday that a deal was edging closer, especially after a now-deleted announcement on the West Ham club website on Monday lunchtime confirming the deal.
Nevers spent the first half of the season out on loan with fellow fourth-tier side Newport County but returned to the Hammers and will play under former Manchester City manager Mark Hughes at Valley Parade.
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Upon completing the deal, Nevers told Bradford's official website that he arrives in a 'stronger position' after spending the first half of the season competing in the division.
He said: “I am happy and excited to be here, and am grateful for the opportunity. I have had a great welcome already, and cannot wait to get going. The manager has told me he believes in me and likes what he sees. I want to force my way into the team and stay there to help us achieve our goals.
“This is an ambitious club with high expectations, so I am looking forward to coming here and playing for what I represent, which is the badge and the supporters. I have experience at this level already which was a challenge, but I learned a lot and feel I am in a stronger position - technically, tactically, and mentally.
“I like to bring flair and entertainment, and am looking forward to getting my head down, getting straight to business, and battling for promotion.”
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