Edvin Austbo, the new striker for West Ham United, is making waves in English football, showcasing his ambition and talent. After joining the Hammers this summer, Austbo has already made a significant impact, scoring a goal and providing an assist from the bench in a match against Derby. His performance earned him a starting position shortly after in the game against Bolton.

As West Ham aims for a swift return to the Premier League, Austbo’s aspirations seem to extend beyond his current club. In an interview with Aftenblad, he expressed his desire to play for an even bigger club in the future, stating, "I’d like to play for an even bigger club in the future, even though West Ham is huge."

While his ambition is commendable, it raises concerns among Hammers fans who are eager for him to commit to the team. Austbo added, "The goal is to become so good that they have to sell me. But first, we’re going to achieve a few things here along the way."

His candid remarks may reflect a common reality in football, where players often seek moves to prestigious clubs like Real Madrid or Barcelona. However, the timing of his comments soon after joining West Ham might not sit well with supporters hoping for his long-term commitment.