West Ham fans are growing increasingly frustrated with Julen Lopetegui’s reluctance to give new signings more game time, especially as key players like Jean-Clair Todibo and Crysencio Summerville have shown promise in limited appearances. Todibo, seen as a crucial addition to the defense, has barely featured, despite his impressive skill set being highlighted by UEFA. After starting just once and being subbed at halftime, fans are baffled by his lack of involvement, especially after reports that Lopetegui feels Todibo isn’t yet “tough enough” for the Premier League. Similarly, Crysencio Summerville has been restricted to bench appearances, despite impressing in his start against Chelsea, where he was one of the team’s standout players. The lack of integration for these new stars has left both fans and the club’s owners disappointed, with many arguing that regular game time is essential for their adaptation and growth.West Ham fans are frustrated by Julen Lopetegui’s cautious approach to integrating new signings Jean-Clair Todibo and Carlos Soler. Ahead of the Liverpool clash, Lopetegui cast doubt on whether either player would start, stating that the squad must be “balanced” and that both players are still adapting. Despite the club’s board backing Todibo, saying he “deserves games,” the Frenchman has seen limited action, with his permanent transfer requiring five Premier League starts—Liverpool not counting toward that total. Meanwhile, Soler has shown promise in brief appearances, and with Lucas Paqueta and others out of form, many feel he deserves more game time. Fans are left puzzled as to how players can adapt without regular opportunities, while Lopetegui continues to ease them in slowly. Only time will tell if this strategy pays off.