According to be able to Sky Sports News, Liverpool decided sell the player for the fellow English Premier Little league club after he spent the entire year there on loan:
Carroll started out 22 matches for West Ham, scoring seven ambitions with four assists. The 24-year-old forward helped the club to the 10th-place finish in the EPL after the squad competed in the championship division 12 months before.
Manager Sam Allardyce reported that keeping the athletic player around was one of the big priorities of the summertime (via The Telegraph):
If we can start with Andy Carroll that might be a great achievement for many people as he can only recover and better.
Then we build around that in the case of how we want to further improve next year, with improved quality. It is our target to help make it a permanent condition.
Additionally, Carroll was encouraged for the possibility of sticking around a great season. According to ESPN's Kevin Palmer, this forward said in May, "It has been wonderful here and every minute has been fantastic. The lads had been great, the gaffer has become great and the fans are unbelievable. "
As for Liverpool, the club had modest room for Carroll using Luis Suarez playing well as well as the emergence of Daniel Sturridge. This will allow that squad to possibly increase another position of must help get the old program back to the the top of league table.
Carroll in addition to West Ham got your wish, and this can be described as move that appears for making sense for all parties involved.
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