David Moyes has affirmed West Ham will partake in well disposed matches as they hope to construct their match wellness in front of the Premier League's restart on June 17.
No Premier League football has been played since mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic, with the three-month nonattendance prompting worries over the players' wellness levels.
Clubs ventured up their arrangements a week ago after the administration gave the green light to start contact preparing, and they would now be able to be taken further after the Premier League declared on Tuesday that neighborly matches are currently allowed.
While it is not yet clear who West Ham will confront, Moyes has affirmed they are hoping to mastermind various matches over the coming fourteen days.
"We will play a few friendlies. We'll do all that we can to get ready for the arrival of the Premier League," Moyes told the club's legitimate site.
"In the event that you look at this as a pre-season period, most groups would have had a couple of friendlies under their belts.
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