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TONY INCENZO: Hammer is only happy to retrace his roots!

Michail Antonio is one of football’s biggest rags to riches success stories – but also one of the game’s most humble. At 33, Antonio is West Ham United’s leading Premier League goalscorer and has racked up seven international caps for Jamaica having twice been handed an England call-up.

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Tony Incenzo
21 May 2023

TONY INCENZO:

Tony INCENZO
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Michail Antonio is one of football’s biggest rags to riches success stories – but also one of the game’s most humble. At 33, Antonio is West Ham United’s leading Premier League goalscorer and has racked up seven international caps for Jamaica having twice been handed an England call-up.
But the Wandsworth-born striker has never forgotten his unpretentious roots and harbours a rather unique ambition when his professional playing career comes to an end.
“I’ve always been interested in owning my own team,” Antonio, who started his career at Tooting & Mitcham Un...

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