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After a dire 10th-place finish, West Ham have overhauled their squad with a string of summer signings - and Viviane Asseyi is still running the show.
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Nobody's printing "we came 10th" on a banner anytime soon. West Ham's BWSL campaign last season was the kind you quietly file away and pretend never happened.
But here's the thing - they've been busy fixing it.
Manager Rita Guarino has had quite the summer spree. Ebony Salmon arrives from Aston Villa, Kelly Gago has been lured from Everton, and Katie Zelem joins to sprinkle some creativity through midfield.
At the back, Estelle Cascarino made her loan from Juventus permanent - clearly she liked the weather - while Laia Codina has left Arsenal in search of actual minutes on the pitch.
Viviane Asseyi remains the heartbeat of this side. Penalties? Hers. Corners? Also hers - though she'll now share those with Zelem. Goals and set-piece danger make her the squad's most valuable asset, as detailed by WSL Football.
For those eyeing their fantasy squads, Asseyi comes in at £8.0m. Salmon and Zelem are both priced at £5.5m - potential bargains. Codina sits at £5.0m, with Cascarino available for a tidy £4.5m.
Whether these additions can drag West Ham up the table remains to be seen. But at least it won't be boring.
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