Mo Eisa
Already being dubbed the ‘new Ian Wright’ after only a few games with the League Two outfit, Mohamed Eisa has had a dream start to his career at Whaddon Road. The Sudan born striker has found the net four times in as many games, including bagging a phenomenal extra-time winner against Oxford in the first round of the competition to hand the Robins an unlikely victory.
The 22-year-old was spotted bagging the goals for non-league Greenwich Borough – much like Ian Wright was back as a youngster. Even funnier, the scout that bought Wright to Crystal Palace 30-years-ago: uncle of Cheltenham Town boss Gary Johnson who signed Eisa earlier this summer.
Pacy and with a hunger that comes from years playing in the realms of non-league, Eisa will be a threat to the West Ham defence they must be wary of.
