English premierahip side West Ham United have reported the marking of late Super Eagles retiree Emmanuel Emenike on loan until the end of the season. Emenike, 28, touches base at the Boleyn Ground from Turkish club Fenerbahce, however the Hammers have the choice to make the exchange lasting toward the end of the season. After an effective medicinal at Spire Roding Hospital on Friday and, in the wake of putting pen to paper at the Boleyn Ground, Emenike portrayed his satisfaction at the possibility of connecting up with Slaven Bilic, an administrator he has known for quite a while. “I’m, exceptionally cheerful and, extremely energized that I’m here,” he told West Ham TV. “I have constantly referred to West Ham as an incredible club. I’ve generally been watching them. West Ham’s an incredible club and I’m glad to be here. “I’ve known him [Bilic] for a considerable length of time. When he was at Lokomotiv Moscow, I was at Spartak Moscow, then he came to Besiktas and I was in Fenerbahce, so we’ve known one another for quite a while. I’m upbeat to be here and cheerful to play for him. “We’ve taken after one another’s vocations and express gratitude toward God we arrive today and we arrive together.” Born in the town of Aguleri in south eastern Nigeria, Emenike started his profession with Delta Force FC before moving to South African football with Mpumalanga Black Aces and FC Cape Town. Topped 37 times, the capably fabricated striker has scored consistently all through his profession, netting more than 80 club objectives, including seven this season amid an advance spell at Arabian Gulf League side Al-Ain in the United Arab Emirates. The 6’0 striker will be required to subside into the group effortlessly, as he will be offering the changing area to comrade Victor Moses