Source: Team_Talk
Kurucz eyes regular action
West Ham goalkeeper Peter Kurucz is keen to secure regular action after missing all of last season with a serious knee injury.[LNB] The Hungary Under-21 international, who moved to Upton Park from Ujpest FC on an initial loan deal in January 2009, injured his anterior cruciate ligament in a reserve outing last August. [LNB]Reports in Kurucz's homeland claim that West Brom are considering a summer swoop as they look to bolster their options following the departure of Scott Carson to Bursaspor.[LNB]Boaz Myhill is expected to be Baggies boss Roy Hodgson's first choice in the coming season and it remains to be seen if Kurucz would be prepared to move on.[LNB]The goalkeeping situation at West Ham remains unclear, with England international Rob Green tipped to depart and Marek Stech, Ruud Boffin and youngster Jake Larkins also on the club's books.[LNB]Kurucz, who has been training with Ujpest recently but has ruled out a return to his former club, is focused on getting back out on the pitch after his spell on the sidelines.[LNB]The 23-year-old told Nemzeti Sport: "The club signed the Belgian Ruud Boffin when it became clear that I can't play for a while.[LNB]"I'm optimistic, but at the moment there is only one thing that I want to do - I want to play."
