Thierry Nevers, the former West Ham academy player, has been given more time to disclose information about his finances. Lincoln Crown Court adjourned the case until 26 October, as the Proceeds of Crime Act process continues after his drug conviction.
Nevers' court timeline
Thierry Nevers, 24, was jailed for three years last year after pleading guilty to conspiracy to supply Class A drugs. The BBC said he was arrested on 13 August last year, then the case moved on to the financial side of the process.
Recorder Nicholas Bacon KC said his case had been adjourned until 26 October. That leaves the court waiting for more detail on Nevers' finances, rather than closing the matter out now.
Nevers signed for West Ham's academy in 2021 but left three years later. He also had spells with Newport County and Bradford, but this update is about the ongoing court case, not his football career.
West Ham context around the player
West Ham's season finished with 18th place, 39 points and a -19 goal difference. Those numbers are not the point of the court hearing, but they do show the club Nevers came through was having a rough league campaign while his career moved away from the academy.
The case now returns on 26 October. Until then, Nevers remains in the middle of the POCA process, with the court still waiting for the financial disclosure it wants.
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